Date specifies what to do when it isn't present (use the received time), but not what to do when it doesn't parse.
The intuitive thing to do is align, and say that the received time should be used in this situation as well -- but probably not require implementations to replace it if forwarded.
I might write some tests...
Date specifies what to do when it isn't present (use the received time), but not what to do when it doesn't parse.
The intuitive thing to do is align, and say that the received time should be used in this situation as well -- but probably not require implementations to replace it if forwarded.
I might write some tests...