This is "proper" in the sense that there's a definition of what the request should look like, but it may not be "proper" in the sense that there's a machine-readable specification. That's going to be fairly far down the priority list, as it's a lot of work for not very much gain (at the moment).
This is "proper" in the sense that there's a definition of what the request should look like, but it may not be "proper" in the sense that there's a machine-readable specification. That's going to be fairly far down the priority list, as it's a lot of work for not very much gain (at the moment).