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When pulling from a non hg repository URL (e.g. http://www.kernel.org/hg)...

When pulling from a non hg repository URL (e.g. http://www.kernel.org/hg) you geta pretty obscure error (zlib: uknown compression type). The attached patch modifies hgweb.py and hg.py to supply and check a 'Content-type: application/hg-0.1' HTTP header for the branches, between and changegroup commands, so that we know it's a proper hg repo before snarfing the input. Comments appreciated!

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      def demandload(scope, modules):

          class d:

              def __getattr__(self, name):

                  mod = self.__dict__["mod"]

                  scope = self.__dict__["scope"]

                  scope[mod] = __import__(mod, scope, scope, [])

                  return getattr(scope[mod], name)

          for m in modules.split():

              dl = d()

              dl.mod = m

              dl.scope = scope

              scope[m] = dl

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				def demandload(scope, modules):
				class d:
				def __getattr__(self, name):
				mod = self.__dict__["mod"]
				scope = self.__dict__["scope"]
				scope[mod] = __import__(mod, scope, scope, [])
				return getattr(scope[mod], name)

				for m in modules.split():
				dl = d()
				dl.mod = m
				dl.scope = scope
				scope[m] = dl