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SETUP( 
    'compressed',
    "Variations on content compression",
    <<'DESC',
Compression of Content is usueally done with a Content-Encoding header and a
value of 'gzip' (RFC1952) or 'deflate' (RFC1951). Most browsers additionally 
accept RFC1950 compressed data (zlib) if 'deflate' is specified.
Some browsers also support compression with the Transfer-Encoding header, 
which is actually specified in the HTTP RFC, but most browsers don't.
Some browsers just guess the encoding, e.g. accept gzip even if deflate is
specified.
And some browsers accept x-gzip and x-deflate specifications, and some even
specifications like "x gzip" or "gzip x".
Most browsers accept multiple content-encoding headers, even if it does not
make much sense to compress content twice with the same encoding.
DESC

    # ------------------------- Tests ----------------------------------------

    # these should be fine