Update all.two.level.subdomain.ts

[mbi001]

added .ddns.net and .com.de subdomains

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

this should solve the login loops while using domains with .ddns.net and .com.de

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• New Features
  • Expanded the list of recognized two-level subdomains by adding .ddns.net, .tplinkdns.com, and .synology.me

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces three new entries to the allTwoLevelSubdomain array in the subdomain helper library. The new entries added are ".ddns.net", ".tplinkdns.com", and ".synology.me", expanding the list of recognized two-level subdomains without modifying the array's core structure or functionality.

Changes

File	Change Summary
libraries/helpers/src/subdomain/all.two.level.subdomain.ts	Added three new two-level subdomain entries: ".ddns.net", ".tplinkdns.com", and ".synology.me"

Possibly related PRs

• .com.de support added to all.two.level.subdomain.ts #532: The addition of ".com.de" to the allTwoLevelSubdomain array in the same file indicates a direct modification to the same functionality as the entries added in the main PR.

Poem

🐰 In the meadow of domains, we add with glee,
Three new friends join the list, oh so free!
DDNS, tplink, and synology's cheer,
Hopping through subdomains, spreading good cheer! 🌐
A rabbit's delight in this digital spree!

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[jamesread]

LGTM, thanks!