Std.Http.Server.Route.Request

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What it does

What a request is once it has been routed, and how a router decides.

Separated from [[Std Http Server]] because routing needs no connection: a

handler is a request in and a response out, so a program checks its routes

and its chain of steps by calling them, without binding a port. The server

reads requests off sockets and hands them here.

A request as a handler sees it.

The protocol's own request is kept whole rather than taken apart, so a

handler that needs a header the router did not look at still has one. What

is added is the part routing produced: the path with its query removed, the

values a pattern captured, and the query read once rather than by every

handler that wants a parameter.

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