úÎ0•   None *+3HMInitialize the clientÿTODO: This currently uses the lazy bytestring API offered by the HTTP library. Unfortunately this provides no way of closing the connection when the callback decides it doens't require any further input. It seems impossible however to implement a proper streaming API. See  )https://github.com/haskell/HTTP/issues/86. Execute a single request Run a browser actionIMPLEMENTATION NOTE: the browse’ action doesn't itself create any connections, they are created on demand; we just need to make sure to carry this state from one invocation of browse to another. Initial browser state Throws an . exception if the proxy definition is invalid.]TODO: If the proxy configuration is automatic, the _only_ way that we can find out from the HTTP library is to pass True as the argument to  fetchProxye; but this prints to standard error when the proxy is invalid, rather than throwing an exception :-O Cleanup browser stateNOTE: Calling   after   will result in deadlock.IMPLEMENTATION NOTE: HTTPt does not provide any explicit API for resource cleanup, so we can only rely on the garbage collector to do for us.            hackage-security-HTTP-0.1.0.2/Hackage.Security.Client.Repository.HttpLib.HTTPBrowser InvalidProxyUnexpectedResponse withClientsetProxy setOutHandler setErrHandlerrequest withBrowser browserInitbrowserCleanup browserState LazyStreamgetgetRange withResponse wrapCustomExcheckDecompressError hAcceptRangessetRangesetRequestHeadersgetResponseHeaders$fExceptionInvalidProxy$fExceptionUnexpectedResponse$fShowInvalidProxy$fShowUnexpectedResponse$fPrettyInvalidProxy$fPrettyUnexpectedResponse