State even more clearly intermediary unfairness #2053
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* State even more clearly intermediary unfairness Co-authored-by: Kazuho Oku <kazuhooku@gmail.com>
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* uncontroversial AUTH48 (#2044) * priority: update author name (#1978) * Update author name kramdown-rfc2629 v 1.5.26 added the ability for non-ascii names in markdown that don't generate XML that xml2rfc would reject. Co-authored-by: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net> * always RFC stream priorities * IANA considerations style fixups (#2050) * streams carry requests, not methods (#2052) * couple of IANA fixups * priority parameters are lowercase * lowercase Stream and Push ID in prose * Priority Field Value * false is <tt> too * Tweak the acknowledgements * Add priority keywords (#2056) * rephrase multiplexing speak on H1.1 and older (#2055) * Frame defs and examples are art (#2054) * add clarifying statements about stream state outcomes (#2051) * s/Specification:/Reference: * totally after is totally lame * you consult a doctor, not an HTTP request * tweak contrast of frames and headers * their values -> its value * avoiding -> preventing * CDN is actually uppercase * fix external refs * remove changelog * benefit sending -> benefit in sending * one more tt for true * H2 frame format * H2 frame format comma not dot * apparently all i.e. need a comma * either -> in either of * Prioritized stream -> prioritized stream * open -> open state * no comma here! * align refs with HTTP style (#2057) * priority: use SF terms, not ABNF (#1977) * priority: use SF terms, not ABNF * Tweak IANA stuff (#2059) Closes #2006 A parameter by any name would be sweet * Try to avoid saying payload where it is not needed (#2060) * remove superfluous description of H2 reserved field * auth48 tiny editorial nits (#2067) * s/Structured Fields Dictionary/Dictionary/ * either of the "half-closed" state(s) * was originally "the CONNECT method" * Intermediary signal processing/production, again (#2058) Closes #2003 * State even more clearly intermediary unfairness (#2053) * State even more clearly intermediary unfairness Co-authored-by: Kazuho Oku <kazuhooku@gmail.com> * Add space to author name Co-authored-by: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net> Co-authored-by: Kazuho Oku <kazuhooku@gmail.com>
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Fixes #2011
This ended up being larger than I wanted, I'm not a huge fan of that. But I think this scope of change is needed if we want to be crystal clear, even if the words I've proposed need to be tweaked.
Based on @MikeBishop's suggestion on the the issue (thanks!)