carddav/caldav: use 308 for .well-known redirects #89
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This makes it a little less ambiguous (and, in case of Go clients, a lot easier) that clients should follow the redirect by sending the same PROPFIND request, including body, to the new location. See also the documentation of [http.Client.Do()][1] and the comments in [http.redirectBehavior()][2]. Confirmed to not make a difference for Evolution and Thunderbird clients. [1]: https://pkg.go.dev/net/http#Client.Do [2]: https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.18.2:src/net/http/client.go;drc=d8762b2f4532cc2e5ec539670b88bbc469a13938;l=502
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This makes it a little less ambiguous (and, in case of Go clients, a lot
easier) that clients should follow the redirect by sending the same
PROPFIND request, including body, to the new location.
See also the documentation of http.Client.Do() and the comments in
http.redirectBehavior().
Confirmed to not make a difference for Evolution and Thunderbird
clients.