Replace ref to obsoleted RFC7540 with ref to RFC9110 #1106
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The spec mentions RFC7540 when it talks about content negotiation. RFC7540 has been obsoleted by RFC9113, so reference should be updated. Now, the prose is a bit clunky because it seems to suggest that RFC7540 defines the `"Accept-Language"` HTTP header, whereas it does not. Rather than replacing the reference with a reference to RFC9113, this update rather targets RFC9110, where `"Accept-Language"` is defined.
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(Note CI tests fail because respec.org is down for now, reported in speced/respec-web-services#398) |
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The spec mentions RFC7540 when it talks about content negotiation. RFC7540 has been obsoleted by RFC9113, so reference should be updated.
Now, the prose is a bit clunky because it seems to suggest that RFC7540 defines the
"Accept-Language"HTTP header, whereas it does not. Rather than replacing the reference with a reference to RFC9113, this update rather targets RFC9110, where"Accept-Language"is defined.Preview | Diff