Re: [url] URL comparison methods (#20)

I'll just note that there is a bit of weirdness that a scope of "/f" means that anything that starts with "/f" is in scope... that might catch people out who are expecting scope to work like a directory on a file system. It's easy to fix, of course, by just adding "/" on the end of whatever is being scoped.  

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