allow servers to receive requests without an :authority header #372
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This was referenced Jun 17, 2019
olix0r
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If a host header is present do we have any obligation to validate it?
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I can't find anything in the HTTP2 spec stating to do anything with a received host header besides handling it like any other.
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The code before tried to allow these requests, but then the
request::Builderwould error trying to construct aUriwith only the scheme and path. Now, if there is no authority, the scheme is dropped.Closes #345