Add HTTP multi-method routes API - #1
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What does this PR do?
Adds
Http::routes()to the HTTP package so one route handler can be registered for multiple HTTP methods:This supports endpoints such as OpenID Connect UserInfo, where the same endpoint must accept both GET and POST, without duplicating route actions or adding another alias-specific public API.
Implementation
Http::routes(string|array $methods, string $url): Route.Http::get(),post(),put(),patch(), anddelete()as single-method wrappers aroundroutes().Route; the first method remains available through deprecatedRoute::getMethod()for backwards compatibility.Route::getMethods()for route metadata.Routeinstance.Http::routes([GET, POST], '/new')->alias('/old')matches both methods under both paths.Test plan
bin/monorepo check httpbin/monorepo test http