ne_status - HTTP status structure

       Copyright © 2001-2024 Joe Orton

       The ne_status type represents an HTTP response status; used in response messages giving a result of
       request. The major_version and minor_version fields give the protocol version supported by the server
       issuing the response. The code field gives the status code of the result (lying between 100 and 599
       inclusive), and the klass field gives the class, which is equal to the most significant digit of the
       status. The reason_phrase field gives a human-readable string describing the status, which is purely
       informational (and optional) - any interpretation of the response status must be done using the klass
       and/or code fields.

       There are five classes of response status code defined for HTTP/1.1 (see RFC9110ẞ15[1]):

       1xx
           Informational response.

       2xx
           Success: the operation was successful

       3xx
           Redirection

       4xx
           Client error: the request made was incorrect in some manner.

       5xx
           Server error

       ne_status - HTTP status structure

       The klass field is named “klass” not “class” so that the header can be used from a C++ program, in which
       “class” is a reserved word.

        1. RFC 9110 ẞ15
           https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9110#name-status-codes

neon 0.34.2                                       15 April 2025                                     NE_STATUS(3)

       ne_get_status.

#include<ne_utils.h>typedefstruct{intmajor_version;intminor_version;intcode;intklass;char*reason_phrase;}ne_status;