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Record why misc.tld keys carry the dot, and file the miss it costs
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@@ -110,7 +110,9 @@ by a `data-import/` script, as README goal 10 asks.
- Name a spelling that works when a row selector misses: `misc.protocol[tcp]`,
`misc.httpmethod[get]` and `misc.territory[se]` all answer "no row … has key or name"
and stop there, where a case-insensitive match could name the row that exists, and a
table with no `name` column could say it selects by key alone.
table with no `name` column could say it selects by key alone. `misc.tld[se]` misses
on the leading dot its keys carry rather than on case, so the near miss is worth
naming whatever shape it takes.
- Let a table column carry a `datatype`, so `--format json` writes
`"safe": true` and `--format sql` a boolean rather than the text `'true'`. Today only
a JSON field takes one, so `misc.httpmethod`'s booleans are typed in Go and text