Parse HTTP response with PicoHTTPParser#671
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For now replace the simple piece of code that detects the end of the header. This actually adds code instead of simplifying. Simplification will occur later on, when the parsed header is returned to callers.
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For now replace the simple piece of code that detects the end of the header.
This actually adds code instead of simplifying. Simplification will occur later on, when the parsed header is returned to callers.