Alex Macleod

For testing dot imports are pretty useful, for example [ginkgo](https://github.com/onsi/ginkgo) and [goconvey](https://github.com/smartystreets/goconvey) use it to good effect. It's also useful when putting tests in a separate package, e.g. `package foo_test`

I don't think it needs such a prominent warning personally, it's certainly a bug that should be filed with http-server though

Yeah, it was just a concern about how much attention it draws, i.e. the quote (`> ...`). It shouldn't be relevant to most people since configuring MIME types on servers...

What would this matches key be exactly? As for adding to PreactHTMLAttributes - it works well in practise, is there a specific issue it's causing?

Ah I see, I'm not sure how to type matches exactly, it's not something that should be passed as a property yourself so it would have to be optional but...

I would suggest having it not advertise the capability if it isn't able to provide it, and to use cap-notify if that changes

It might be worth explicitly mentioning that `*.example.com` matches `irc.ipv6.example.com` or some other example, as it could be mistaken for the TLS style wildcards where it only applies within a...

I'm curious on the point about advertising the connecting hostname via `USER` - is there a way to offer the information that's less problematic? It seems like the server not...

My understanding is this is entirely focused on the insecure case, as a way to not cause breakage. The secure connection isn't ever reached (because the cert is invalid) so...

Both clients I use correctly verify certificates (Hexchat, weechat). I don't think the existence of some clients that fail to do so is reason enough to break clients that do