feat: adding Redirect method to Handler type for URL redirection #21
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- Extended `Handler` type with a new `Redirect` method. - `Redirect` method simplifies URL redirection by wrapping the handler and setting up an HTTP 301 (Moved Permanently) redirect to the specified URL. - Allows handlers to seamlessly trigger redirection within the response flow.
- Updated `TestHandler` to include validation for the new `Redirect` method. - Created `helloWorldHandler` with `Redirect` to simulate redirection to `testServer.URL`. - Asserted 301 status code to confirm correct HTTP redirection behavior. - Ensures both the original handler response and redirection are tested.
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Nov 8, 2024
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Handlertype with a newRedirectmethod.Redirectmethod simplifies URL redirection by wrapping the handler and setting up an HTTP 301 (Moved Permanently) redirect to the specified URL.