what if your output is more than 2000 bytes? The announcement says that "curl will inspect the beginning of each download", and I think that comparison just tu

what if your output is more than 2000 bytes? The announcement says that "curl will inspect the beginning of each download", and I think that comparison just turns off the check after at least 2000 bytes have already been output (see a few lines below the change you quoted, where outs->bytes is incremented by the amount of bytes that were output). what if your output is binary but doesn’t contain a byte 0? I guess curl will incorrectly recognize the binary as text. what if your output is a normal UTF-8 string but contains a byte 0? I guess curl will incorrectly recognize the text as binary, and you can use `-o -` to override that and output to the terminal anyway.