Make StatusCode::as_str() return a &'static str explicitly #569
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This seems fine to me, would like to @seanmonstar to take a look as well
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It's already indexing into a
&'static strconstant, I'd like to use it as a&'static strfrom my code, the only thing preventing that is the type signature :)