Refactor media type internals #310
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This has been in review for a good while now. This is just a refactor and doesn't add any new API surface, so going to go ahead and merge this. |
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This dedupes some internal logic of our media types, and refactors them to use
Cow. This also moves utf-8 detection from a nested enum to a flag. Overall this simplifies the internals of our media types without any external API changes.I was trying to address http-rs/tide#27 (comment), but this is still blocked on the stdlib. However it seems that the only change we need to make now is to add
StructuralEqtoVecandCowso that they work in const contexts. Which should be slightly more feasible.