old_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  
  from redbot.message import headers
  
  
  class x_pad(headers.HttpHeader):
      canonical_name = "X-Pad"
      description = """\
    The `%(field_name)s` header is used to "pad" the response header size.
  
    Very old versions of the Netscape browser had a bug whereby a response whose headers were exactly
    256 or 257 bytes long, the browser would consider the response (e.g., an image) invalid.
  
    Since the affected browsers (specifically, Netscape 2.x, 3.x and 4.0 up to beta 2) are no longer
    widely used, it's probably safe to omit this header."""
      list_header = False
      deprecated = False
      valid_in_requests = False
      valid_in_responses = True
  
new_contents: #!/usr/bin/env python
  
  from redbot.message import headers
  
  
  class x_pad(headers.HttpHeader):
      canonical_name = "X-Pad"
      description = """\
    The `%(field_name)s` header is used to "pad" the response header size.
  
    Very old versions of the Netscape browser had a bug whereby a response whose headers were exactly
    256 or 257 bytes long, the browser would consider the response (e.g., an image) invalid.
  
    Since the affected browsers (specifically, Netscape 2.x, 3.x and 4.0 up to beta 2) are no longer
    widely used, it's safe to omit this header."""
      list_header = False
      deprecated = False
      valid_in_requests = False
      valid_in_responses = True
  
subject: Update x-pad; it really isn't necessary