Bind.parse() fails to handle Windows-style absolute paths with drive letters #2479

Description

When using Bind.parse() on Windows, if the bind string contains an absolute path with a drive letter (e.g. G:/path/to/folder:/container/path:rw), it fails with IllegalArgumentException due to incorrect parsing of the colon : in the drive letter.

Example

String serialized = "G:/zzcoder-judger-work/304bdf33-8970-4e06-a3d1-e10b7f162960:/app:rw";
Bind bind = Bind.parse(serialized);

Result

java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Error parsing Bind 'G:/zzcoder-judger-work/304bdf33-8970-4e06-a3d1-e10b7f162960:/app:rw'
	at com.github.dockerjava.api.model.Bind.parse(Bind.java:...)
...

This is because Bind.parse() internally uses split(":(?!\\\\)"), which incorrectly splits the drive letter (G:) as a separate part, resulting in a malformed array of parts like:

parts[0] = "G"
parts[1] = "/zzcoder-judger-work/..."
parts[2] = "/app"
parts[3] = "rw"

Thus, the method throws IllegalArgumentException.

Expected Behavior

Bind.parse() should handle valid Windows-style absolute paths that contain a colon (:) as part of the drive letter (e.g. C:/..., D:/..., etc.) and not split them incorrectly.

Environment

• OS: Windows 11
• docker-java version: 3.4.0
• Java version: 17

Suggested Fix

Consider improving the parser logic in Bind.parse() to:

• Recognize Windows drive letters and handle them gracefully.
• Avoid blindly splitting on : without checking the context.
• Possibly introduce an overloaded method or helper for cross-platform compatibility.

Thanks for your support and for maintaining this useful library!