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* Domain match rules relaxed to allow more cookies to be stored as expected.  Although this compromises the specification, several sites are known to fail without this modification and in reality, the privacy and security implications are minor.

* When cookies are loaded, they are now marked as resaveable (ie. not
to be thrown away at the end of the session).  They must have been
saveable in order to be saved in the first place.  This fixes the bug
which causes cookies to disappear after two reinitialisations.

* Duplicate header suppression code moved to later in the header generator so that it actually does override user headers as it is supposed to.

  (affects Cookie2 and Accept-Encoding headers)

* Security code includes header exported by AcornSSL to <CExport$Dir>
  instead of requiring it to be present in a specific place relative to
  the HTTP sources.

Appears to work on the one server I've found to test against - more
servers need to be found. Particularly, we need to test unusual gzip
headers and interaction with chunking.

  Internet module are now vectored through a look up table so that the
  calls for an https request are sent via the AcornSSL module.   The HTTP
  module will only register https: protocol capability with the URL
  module if the AcornSSL module is present, thus allowing transparent
  addition of SSL support without requiring an update for the HTTP
  module.

* There is no encryption code in the HTTP module at all.  It is all
  confined to the AcornSSL module.

Cookie fix - internal counter was getting out of sync with the number of cookies being held resulting in a limit of 20 cookies ever being received from any given site.

Const-ness of veneers modified on the basis of the CMHG version number to
avoid build problems.

* Standardised make process in common with other protocol modules.
* Resources put into standard structure for internationalisation
* Standard !MkClean, !MkRom, !MkRam to build different versions