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delete nullability for data-parsers #24
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We currently have a quite a few networking special cases because we distinguish between null-Data and empty-Data for successful requests. Even though both cases might exist, I argue that the have pretty much the same semantics. Therefore I suggest we just replace a (success) null-Data response with an empty-Data instance.