fix spec compliance #193
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fix spec compliance #193
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as per https://www.w3.org/Submission/ws-addressing/ the only well-known uri in 2004/08 was anonymous and it has a role prefix. from the implicit reading I can find on earlier versions the same applies to them. so, when constructing the well-known URIs inject a role prefix when dealing with specs up to 2004/08 and raise a warning when attempting to use anything but anonymous same for /id/unspecified
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as per https://www.w3.org/Submission/ws-addressing/ the only well-known
uri in 2004/08 was anonymous and it has a role prefix. from the
implicit reading I can find on earlier versions the same applies to them.
so, when constructing the well-known URIs inject a role prefix when
dealing with specs up to 2004/08 and raise a warning when attempting to
use anything but anonymous
same for /id/unspecified
(recreates #180 which broke for reasons 馃槼)