Add HTML compatibility for DefaultResponder #53
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This adds HTML Accept content type compatibility into the
DefaultResponder. Since theHTMLfunction requires string input, this also adds a newHTMLerinterface (of course can be renamed) so compatible types can be converted to HTML strings.If an HTML content type header is detected, but the
HTMLerinterface is not supported, it uses afallthroughto default to JSON responses. This helps in the case where users are relying the on the default case to render JSON when the Accept header is not set to JSON.