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point): inflate's code takes a bare list and its output is a bytes state, its block's tables built in the handler (lets' lists in inner blocks), 132 lines to 121; DNS's compression compares a suffix with == (bytes compared), 115 to 106; HTTP's left bytes a bytes state, names and codings compared as bytes, its field lines returned as a bare list, 159 to 148
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examples/http.aup, each packet an event, its bytes added to what the last left and every request they complete read (its line, its fields with names lowercased, a body by Content-Length or chunked, a chunked one's trailers; h11's grammar, sizes to 2^31), the rest kept for the next; no new form: the bytes left in a list of one (bytes are no state), names, the version and the coding compared as text (bytes have no ==; tokens are ASCII), the field lines returned in a record (a fn returns no bare list); 159 lines against Python's 79
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