Changelog

All notable changes to the Fist router.

v1.4.0

New Feature: Added fist.describe to attach descriptions to routes.
New Feature: Added fist.inspect to retrieve a list of all registered routes with their metadata (path, method, params, description). Useful for generating documentation or debugging.
Documentation: Added a comprehensive User Guide with examples for static/dynamic routes, context usage, and more.

Breaking Change: Removed response helpers (fist.ok, fist.text, fist.json, fist.redirect). Users should now construct their own responses or use gleam_http directly, keeping the router focused on routing logic.
Documentation: Added comprehensive Roadmap and Todo documentation.
Documentation: Updated documentation theme and internal generation tools.

Pure Router Refactor: Removed mandatory dependency on the Mist web server. Fist is now a standalone routing library.
Generic Context (ctx): Handlers now receive a generic context parameter (e.g., for DB connections), avoiding the need for closures.
Generic Handler Output: Handlers can now return any type (Strings, custom ADTs, etc.).
Response Pipeline: Introduced fist.map to transform all router outputs in a single step.
Response Helpers: Added fist.ok, fist.json, fist.text, and fist.redirect to reduce boilerplate.

Trie-based Routing: Method-based dictionary of trees for O(n) lookups.
Static Route Priority: Static routes now correctly take priority over dynamic segments (:param).