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Hash Fragments

How should these be implemented? Should I parse them in exactly the same way as the query string, parse it just as a string, or something else?

I'm leaning towards the query string approach, but I don't use hash fragments often enough to know the most common use cases for them.

#[path] attribute clashes with built-in attribute

I tried compiling the example in the readme, but rustc complained and spat out this message:

error: attribute must be of the form `#[path = "file"]`
  --> src\main.rs:15:1
   |
15 | #[path("/groups/:group_id/users")]
   | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

This seems to be caused by the build-in path attribute.

I'm using the latest rustc (1.34.0), so I'm guessing you're using an older compiler, @bschwind.

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