Exclude HTTP/1.1 #262
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It's official - MT says "HTTP/1.1 is no good." |
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I tried to make this work, but @mcmanus is right: this is entirely a transport decision and given that our best option was to violate a MUST in RFC 7230, that's too hard. This just says that HTTP/1.1 is no good because we can't include the scheme (because RFC 7230 says we can't). I almost made this h2-specific, but then remembered that there might be another protocol that has favourable properties.