Set status string + fix format string in WS example (CI...)

configure.ac

@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ FLAMBORP="asdf"
 YMO_BOX([Init])
 # NOTE: This is the PACKAGE version (SemVer), NOT the ABI version (libtool):
 AC_INIT(
-    [libyimmo], [0.0.1],
+    [libyimmo], [0.0.2],
     [[email protected]],[libyimmo],
     [https://github.com/andrew-canaday/libyimmo])
 AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR([./build-aux])
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ AC_SUBST([PACKAGE_SUMMARY],["Lightweight socket server framework"])
 # - https://autotools.io/libtool/version.html
 AC_SUBST([YMO_ABI_CURRENT],[0],[Yimmo libtool ABI current])
 AC_SUBST([YMO_ABI_AGE],[0],[Yimmo libtool ABI age])
-AC_SUBST([YMO_ABI_REVISION],[1],[Yimmo libtool ABI revision])
+AC_SUBST([YMO_ABI_REVISION],[2],[Yimmo libtool ABI revision])
 AC_SUBST([YMO_LIB_VERSION],["$YMO_ABI_CURRENT:$YMO_ABI_REVISION:$YMO_ABI_AGE"])
 
 ## Package Version:

example/ws_example.c

@@ -124,7 +124,7 @@ static ymo_status_t test_ws_recv_cb(
         size_t len)
 {
     if( data && len ) {
-        ymo_log_info("Recv from %p: \"%*s\"",
+        ymo_log_info("Recv from %p: \"%.*s\"",
                 (int)len, data, (void*)session);
         return ymo_ws_session_send(
                 session, flags, YMO_BUCKET_FROM_CPY(data, len));
@@ -181,6 +181,7 @@ static ymo_status_t test_http_callback(
 {
     ymo_http_response_set_header(response, "content-type", "text/plain");
     ymo_bucket_t* content = YMO_BUCKET_FROM_REF("OK", 2);
+    ymo_http_response_set_status_str(response, "200 OK");
     ymo_http_response_body_append(response, content);
     ymo_http_response_finish(response);
     return YMO_OKAY;

wsgi/ymo_wsgi_worker.c

@@ -212,6 +212,11 @@ static ymo_status_t ymo_wsgi_worker_issue_request(
 
     ymo_bucket_t* body_item = NULL;
     PyObject* item;
+    /* TODO: I think this has to be removed for services that might do
+     *       HTTP-based long-polling. Better to check to see if the
+     *       object provides a "len" method and check that. Else, abide
+     *       by the spec.
+     */
     while((item = PyIter_Next(r_val))) {
         /* So, here's the deal: the WSGI spec essentially says "any kind
          * of buffering is immoral; if you have it, send it," which is