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protocols/curl.md: update RFC references #397

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Expand Up @@ -353,8 +353,11 @@ RFC 3986
RFC 4217
RFC 4511
RFC 5321
RFC 7230
RFC 7540
RFC 8999
RFC 9110
RFC 9112
RFC 9113
RFC 9114
RFC 7838
RFC 8314
RFC 8446
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Expand Up @@ -50,15 +50,17 @@ Gopher over TLS. A recent extension to the old protocol.
## HTTP

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol, HTTP, is the most widely used protocol for
transferring data on the web and over the Internet. See RFC 7230 for HTTP/1.1
and RFC 7540 for [HTTP/2](../http/versions/http2.md). HTTP servers and clients
use TCP port 80.
transferring data on the web and over the Internet. See RFC 9110 for general
HTTP Semantics, RFC 9112 for HTTP/1.1, RFC 9113 for
[HTTP/2](../http/versions/http2.md) and RFC 9114 for HTTP/3. HTTP servers and
clients use TCP port 80.

## HTTPS

Secure HTTP is HTTP done over an SSL/TLS connection. See RFC 2818. HTTPS
servers and clients use TCP port 443, unless they speak
[HTTP/3](../http/versions/http3.md) which then uses QUIC and is done over UDP.
[HTTP/3](../http/versions/http3.md) which then uses QUIC (RFC 8999) and is
done over UDP.

## IMAP

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