The Go fixture’s write counter stays at zero for GET and HEAD, rises to two for repeated PUT new, and remains two when a 65-byte PUT is rejected by the 64-byte limit.

HTTP methods describe the intent

A URL identifies a target resource; the request method describes the operation the client asks the origin to apply. Together they form a contract read by the server, caches, proxies, crawlers, and retrying clients. A method is not a decoration on a path. It is a promise about the intended effect, and infrastructure can only make safe decisions when that promise is honest. ...

October 24, 2026 · 7 min · XB Field Notes