Use frozen strings #65
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@kirs Thanks for submitting a patch for this. I'm fine with these changes. Unless another committer objects in the next few days, I'll merge this. |
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This PR ports ruby/ruby#3560 to this repo.
frozen_string_literal: trueis a generally a good practice, and here it will make it easier to call some building blocks of WEBricks from places that require objects to be frozen (e.g. Ractor).cc @jeremyevans