- avoid the ugly `goto copy' to jump back to the start - avoid leaking memory

If the charset is not UTF-8 nor ASCII then we don't know how to handle the body and so rejects it. An abset charset is implied to be utf8, so we're good. In the generated HTML we always use UTF8 charset, which is fine too, since it is a superset of ASCII. Attempt also at saving the lang for later reuse in the generated HTML.

prevent a leaks if the server sends some parameter twice

if the server hasn't specified the FCGI_KEEP_CONN bit in the request, close the socket when we're done. This seems to be what httpd(8) (most of the time) wants.