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- #561
- new `SetCookieHeaderValue.AppendToStringBuilder()` method; avoids per-call `StringBuilder` allocation
- `ResponseCookies` uses `ObjectPool<StringBuilder>` that `ResponseCookiesFeature` provides
 - `ResponseCookies` works fine if no `ObjectPoolProvider` is available
- `IHttpContextFactory` instance is a singleton instantiated from CI
 - make `HttpContextFactory` `ObjectPoolProvider` and `ResponseCookiesFeature`-aware
 - apply same pattern to sample `PooledHttpContextFactory`
- pool is not currently configurable; defaults are fine for response cookies
 - if we need (policy) configuration, would add an `IOptions<HttpContextFactorySettings>`

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HttpAbstractions

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Contains HTTP abstractions for ASP.NET Core such as HttpContext, HttpRequest, HttpResponse and RequestDelegate.

It also contains IApplicationBuilder and extensions to create and compose your application's pipeline.

This project is part of ASP.NET Core. You can find samples, documentation and getting started instructions for ASP.NET Core at the Home repo.