Relax the requirement for a content-type on .well-known #1824
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The main reason for this is that Apache etc won't stick a content-type on by default, because they don't know it's JSON, so requiring it seems like it will require unnecessary hoop-humping for everyone who wants to use a .well-known.
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Original proposals: * #1708 (note: the JSON requirements were softened by #1824) * #1711 Implementation proofs: * matrix-org/synapse#4489 * No explicit PRs for MSC1711 could be found, however Synapse is known to implement it. There are no intentional changes which differ from the proposals in this commit, however the author has relied upon various historical conversations outside of the proposals to gain the required context. Inaccuracies introduced by the author are purely accidental.
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The main reason for this is that Apache etc won't stick a content-type on by
default, because they don't know it's JSON, so requiring it seems like it will
require unnecessary hoop-humping for everyone who wants to use a .well-known.