fix(res.format): ignore inherited default handler#7333
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I have the same question as in #7329 (comment) - why do you think that inherited properties should be ignored? |
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This makes
res.format()invoke thedefaulthandler only when it is an own property of the formatter object.The regression test proves inherited default callbacks are ignored and the normal 406 path is preserved.
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npx mocha --require test/support/env --check-leaks test/res.format.jsnpm run lintgit diff --checkAI-assisted: Codex helped prepare this focused change; I reviewed the diff and ran the validation above before submitting.