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Make the http NSE module better handle different delimiters in the headers of

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messages (and in the body when chunked encoding is used). The patch is from
jah.
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@@ -1587,16 +1587,19 @@ if(s) code_to_be_done_on_match end
The <literal>http</literal> module provides functions for dealing with the client side of the http protocol.
The functions reside inside the <literal>http</literal> namespace.
The return value of each function in this module is a table with the following keys:
<literal>status</literal>, <literal>header</literal> and <literal>body</literal>.
<literal>status</literal>, <literal>status-line</literal>, <literal>header</literal>
and <literal>body</literal>.
<literal>status</literal> is a number representing the HTTP
status code returned in response to the HTTP request. In case
of an unhandled error, <literal>status</literal>
is <literal>nil</literal>. The <literal>header</literal> value
is a table containing key-value pairs of HTTP headers received
in response to the request. The header names are in lower-case
and are the keys to their corresponding header values
(e.g. <literal>header.location =
is <literal>nil</literal>. <literal>status-line</literal> is
the entire status message which includes the HTTP version,
status code and reason phrase. The <literal>header</literal>
value is a table containing key-value pairs of HTTP headers
received in response to the request. The header names are in
lower-case and are the keys to their corresponding header
values (e.g. <literal>header.location =
"http://nmap.org/"</literal>). Multiple headers of the same
name are concatenated and separated by
commas. The <literal>body</literal> value is a string