Use object composition rather than inheritance for HTTP::URI #325
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The Addressable gem has been the source of a number of bugs and performance problems (e.g. #206, #297, #323)
Perhaps in the future it might be worth avoiding using it where
::URI
would suffice, or getting rid of it entirely, but as things standAddressable::URI
is the parent class forHTTP::URI
, which prevents us from doing that without making a breaking release of the library.This replaces inheritance with object composition:
Forwardable
is used to delegate an explicit set of methods toAddressable::URI
. This should make it easier to work around Addressable bugs orpotentially even use
::URI
as the internal representation when URIs are simple enough.