switch from ^L to a line of only `-' The ^L implementation was ugly and wrong. Using a character from the already allowed set is better. Also, the motivation for ^L was to avoid breaking existing pages (as much as possible). But using a line consisted of only `-' shouldn't break anything, but only improve the legibility. In the future other characters may be added (like a line of only EN DASH or EM DASH for example.)

proposal: use ^L as page separator in text/gemini

update the misleading comment in parser_free

fmt (some missing space -> tab conversion)

include compat first and our headers after system ones

move more stuff outta telescope.c

tilde-heuristics for titles use `~username' as tab title if the page doesn't have any headings

fix off-by-one Thanks to the fact that we're using a bigger buffer in the net process, and thanks to the way otto@' malloc works, it was easy to detect this off-by-one in a large page (RFC3089 in particular).

simplify parsers api; use domain name if no title

move parser declarations so parser.h

drop the in_body field and use a bit in the flags field

deal with BOM -- that is, ignore it

style(9)

drop funny characters at reading-time

refactor parsers: add parser_foreach_line to rule 'em all