heat is a low-level HTTP/1.X library for Go. It defines minimal types representing requests and responses, and provides functions for reading and writing both headers and message bodies.
Being dumb by design, the package's functions don't try to massage invalid
requests/responses into sane ones; WriteResponseHeader
will happily spit
out a HTTP/33.-2
version string if that's what you ask it to do. As a
result these functions are highly efficient, completely predictable, and
probably a bit dangerous.
See godoc.org for the specifics.
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