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"Find" strongly implies an HTTP GET request, so I decided to change
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It's currently unused though.
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This is a package I wrote to help me painlessly manage my command-line
flags.
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This file contains convenient shortcode mappings to eliminate the need
to remember URLs I scrape frequently for testing purposes.
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This is useful mostly in the context of maxURLs=∞, but perhaps it
could also help catch some error cases.
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The code understands 0 as "no limit", but I want to convey the
no-limit concept to readers of the file who don't have a notion of how
the program works. So I convert 0 to ∞ in the string output here.
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There could be a lot of URLs, so this should be more user-friendly.
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This isn't as easy as modifying the parsed URL after the fact.
This Stack Overflow post has some hints:
https://stackoverflow.com/q/46719948/4570292
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Also, if there are errors, I log them and simply return a nil slice.
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