This happens because although the main parsing regex checks for double and single quotes around url, later when another regex is used to test if an HTML escape or URL escape was used, it only checks for ESCAPE=URL or ESCAPE="URL". So if you have ESCAPE='URL' it is treated as though the default HTML escaping was specified. I submitted a patch for this on SourceForge last week, but since there hasn't been any activity, I thought I should post to the mailing list as well.
The url for the patch tracker entry is: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php? func=detail&aid=889386&group_id=1075&atid=301075
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