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The client may wait for the server to close the connection or for timeout to occur in some cases. This commit changes it to always set Content-Length field in non-100/204 responses regardless of whether the body is empty. Although it doesn't cover all the patterns where the response must not set it, users can remove it by calling `set_content_length(None)`. Signed-off-by: Takahiro Itazuri <itazur@amazon.com>
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# Unreleased
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## Added
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- Implemented `Eq` for `common::headers::Encoding`, `common::headers::MediaType`,
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`common::headers::Headers`, `common::HttpHeaderError`, `common::Body`, `common::Version`,
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`common::RequestError`, `request::Uri`, `request::RequestLine`, `response::StatusCode`,
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`response::ResponseHeaders`
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## Changed
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- Mark `HttpServer::new_from_fd` as `unsafe` as the correctness of the unsafe code
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in this method relies on an invariant the caller has to uphold
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- Always set 'Content-Length' in non-100/204 responses regardless of whether the
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body is empty. Otherwise, the client waits for the server to close the
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connection or for timeout to occur.
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# v0.1.0
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- micro-http v0.1.0 first release.
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