Merge pull request #944 from Tachi107/docs-reuse-fix

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pistache.io/docs/asynchronous-http-programming.md

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 Interfaces provided by Pistaches are _asynchronous_ and _non-blocking_. Asynchronous programming allows for code to continue executing even if the result of a given call is not available yet. Calls that provide an asynchronous interface are referred to _asynchronous calls_.
 
 An example of such a call is the `send()` function provided by the `ResponseWriter` interface. This function returns the number of bytes written to the socket file descriptor associated to the connection. However, instead of returning directly the value to the caller and thus blocking the caller, it wraps the value into a component called a `Promise`.

pistache.io/docs/headers.md

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 ## Overview
 
 Inspired by the [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org) eco-system and [Hyper](https://hyper.rs), HTTP headers are represented as _type-safe_ plain objects. Instead of representing headers as a pair of `(key: string, value: value)`, the choice has been made to represent them as plain objects. This greatly reduces the risk of typo errors that can not catched by the compiler with plain old strings.

pistache.io/docs/http-handler.md

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 Requests that are received by Pistache are handled by a special class called `Http::Handler`. This class declares a bunch of virtual methods that can be overriden to handle special events that occur on the socket and/or connection.
 
 The `onRequest()` function must be overriden. This function is called whenever Pistache received data and correctly parsed it as an HTTP request.

pistache.io/docs/quickstart.md

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 Pistache is a web framework written in Modern C++ that focuses on performance and provides an elegant and asynchronous API.
 
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pistache.io/docs/rest-description.md

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 Documentation writing for this part is still in progress, please refer to the [rest_description](https://github.com/pistacheio/pistache/blob/master/examples/rest_description.cc) example.

pistache.io/docs/routing.md

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 HTTP routing consists of binding an HTTP route to a C++ callback. A special component called an HTTP router will be in charge of dispatching HTTP requests to the right C++ callback. A route is composed of an HTTP verb associated to a resource:
 
 ```javascript