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HLH is an abstraction over raw HTTP headers, providing:
Lazy decoding, parsing and validation of input headers
Eager validation and lazy formatting of output headers
Methods and helpers for common operations
A headers collection on top of OrderedDict for fast lookups
WSGI support
A pure Python implementation without using regex!
A sane API
A way out of messy strings manipulation and typos
Specs support: rfc7230, rfc7231, rfc7232, rfc7233, rfc7234, rfc7235 rfc6265, rfc3986, rfc5646, rfc6266, rfc1034, rfc5234
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