ditched x/c functionality in favor of binary expansion
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@@ -40,12 +40,9 @@ In case of multi-line responses, the newline separator must be "\n" character
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Request: GET /list.txt
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Response: newline-separated list of echo_name:msg_count:echo_description
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- Fetching the echo message count (IDEC extension) -
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Request: GET /x/c/echo.1.name/echo.2.name/..
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Response: newline separated list of echo_name:msg_count
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Note: msg_count must not decrease even if some messages are deleted.
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Some nodes (e.g. ii-php) still can violate this rule, so the message count
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reported by nodes still should not be the basis for any client-side logic.
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- Listing messages in the echo (s) -
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@@ -87,7 +84,7 @@ The maximum length of the tmsg field must be 87382 bytes.
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Request: GET /x/features
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Response: newline-separated list of supported non-standard URL paths
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(x/c, u/e, /list.txt etc)
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(u/e, /list.txt etc)
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Note: if the /x/features path is unavailable, the client must assume that no
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IDEC extensions except /list.txt are supported by the server.
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