Melon

This is because the input you gave is not in the correct format. I found that my input contained new lines.

I usually do `INPUT_COMMAND | xclip -sel clipboard` to copy the data directly piped out from the input command and that solved all my problems But I got so annoyed...

at this point I might as well just make my own openapi compliant spec ui with dark mode supported by default I don't understand how a developer can make a...

Ah ok well I'll just leave this issue open. The dev can take a look whenever they are on. Maybe I'll try compiling it for 1.17 on my own?

according to tor browser devs the "nipple" will be fixed when upgrading to the firefox esr102 base when is this due to happen with waterfox?

Maybe this it due to the windows webview being very "out of date" and not supporting newer javascript code

It could at least be a button that opens the fabric api project on curseforge and lets the user download it on their own

what about a ui for downloading mods from curseforge or modrinth? that would make it way more generalised instead of having an "install fabric api" button

I made my own system for my project anyway as other ref-parser's didn't work well for me, but I'll leave this open incase someone wants to fix it

Looks like the error is caused by [quic-go](https://github.com/quic-go/quic-go) These parts of the library seems to handle read/write fails and return this specific error. Potentially due to some server-side issue at...