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Replace `Http4sDsl.Path` with `Uri.Path`
See original GitHub issueFollow-up from Gitter discussion:
We are recreating an Http4sDsl.Path from a Uri.Path every time we call -> in the DSL. This is inefficient and confusing.
We should be able to eliminate Http4sDsl.Path, replace Http4sDsl.Root with Uri.Path.Root, and replace Http4s.Dsl./ with an extractor in the spirit of the existing /:.
Incomplete, sloppy proof of concept: https://github.com/rossabaker/http4s/commit/57ff176221b0c695bc3f604b370cbbcaa0e97387
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This work will have to target
main. I don’t think there is any way to do it in a binary-compatible fashion.And I was mistaken on Gitter the other day when I said our
->extractor has nothing to do with HTTP: it operates specifically on aRequest, and does belong in the HTTP library.