Notice how cdn.deno.land doesn't serve files with charset=utf-8 in content-type HTTP header while other popular services (GitHub[^1] and Vercel) do.
This is not a serious issue per se, but could potentially lead to garbled text in programs, and (especially) when developers are inspecting the files in the browser directly:
[^1]: GitHub raw uses text/plain to discourage hotlinking as raw links are not meant for that.
Notice how
cdn.deno.land
doesn't serve files withcharset=utf-8
incontent-type
HTTP header while other popular services (GitHub[^1] and Vercel) do.This is not a serious issue per se, but could potentially lead to garbled text in programs, and (especially) when developers are inspecting the files in the browser directly:
[^1]: GitHub raw uses
text/plain
to discourage hotlinking as raw links are not meant for that.