Sean Liao

how did you end up with `go 1.21` as a directive?

I had a quick look at how gorilla/mux was used. It looks like only these lines require more advanced routing (along with using gorilla/handlers for CORS), but these are configured...

cc @neild

see also #61551

> Request.PathValue already conveys information from the mux, without any way for custom mux implementations to set it. it can be set with [Request.SetPathValue](https://pkg.go.dev/net/http#Request.SetPathValue)

I believe the correct snippet should be ```go http.Handle("/foo/", mux) ```

What sort of application represents time duration like this?

real or virtual memory? where does the 5m number come from?

I believe this is working as intended? https://go.dev/play/p/6ccCWLVKJzJ `OK()` returns true because it's possible to provide tokens at some point in the future, `Delay()` works as expected.

The original proposal #53435 included Split, which was explicitly dropped. This proposal doesn't appear to bring with it much new information?