TCL HTTP/1.1 package

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Last Update: 2013-04-09

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This TCL package takes the http package from the standard TCL distribution, and adds HTTP/1.1 features to it (keepalive, chunked transfers, etc.)

It aims to be backwards compatible with the current http package found in TCL8.3.4.

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