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0.11

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0.10

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- Preliminary HTTPS support.

0.9

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- Read message bodies encoded with the "chunked" transfer-encoding.

0.8

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- Rough preliminary support for using ssl for requests.
- Add "Content-Length: 0" header if no body is present on the request.

0.7

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- Changed the signature of ``add_endpoint`` so that the user can just pass a
port, instead of an ugly ``('localhost', port)`` tuple, when creating an
endpoint.
- Added the ability for the user to specify a default handler for a Deproxy via
the ``default_handler`` parameter to ``__init__``.
- Added the ability for the user to specify a default handler for a specific
endpoint via the ``default_handler`` parameter to ``add_endpoint``.
- Added the ability for the user to specify separate handlers for each endpoint
via the ``handlers`` parameter to ``make_request``.
- Renamed the ``make_request`` method's ``handler_function`` parameter to
``default_handler``.
- Renamed the ``MessageChain`` class's ``handler`` to ``default_handler``, to
avoid confusion with the new ``handlers`` attribute.
- Renamed the built-in ``default_handler`` function to ``simple_handler`` to
avoid confusion.
- Renamed the ``delay`` function's ``handler_function`` parameter to
``next_handler`` and made it optional, defaulting to ``simple_handler``.
- Stringified parameters to ``Request`` and ``Response``. They are always
converted to strings now. Also made some of them optional.
- Fixes to ``route``. It's still not 100%, though.

There are several breaking changes to method signatures. Upgrading existing
tests to use v0.7 will be tedious, but not difficult.

0.6

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- Added a class, ``HeaderCollection``, to hold request and response headers
instead of using a ``dict``. The new class is a hybrid of a dictionary and a
list of tuples. It supports case-insensitive lookup and storing multiple
values for headers with the same name.
- Updated reading of simple message bodies. It doesn't yet support chunked
transfers or encodings, but it's far more useful.
- Re-organized the codebase from a multi-file package into a single module.

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