fix: only response with html if client prefers media type#1271
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The previous implemtantion has quite basic and didn't account for the q parameter a client can add to an entry in the accept header. This would fail with HTTPie, which send requests with "Accept: application/json, text/*;q=0.5". While one can argument that responding with HTML is in spec, it isn't a good DX.
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This was causing markdown to be rendered in at least Safari. This reverts commit 57d04d7.
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The previous implemtantion has quite basic and didn't account for the q parameter a client can add to an entry in the accept header.
This would fail with HTTPie, which send requests with "Accept: application/json, text/*;q=0.5". While one can argument that responding with HTML is in spec, it isn't a good DX.