Let the callback result set the URL of a response#120
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Hey 👋 !
This is a cool library and we are using it for testing part of our HTTP client. One thing we needed was to be able to mock a
POST /some/form/actionthat responds with a status 302 (a few times in a row...). Depending on what you POST (correct or wrong password say) you end up being redirected somewhere else. I would like to mock this by having the response have a different URL to the request. This PR lets me do that. Is there a different way that doesn't require adding new code to the library (less code is better)?What do you think of adding something like this?