* Move parsing/serialization of XML requests/responses from ``xmlutils.py`` to ``__init__.py``.
* Log XML requests/responses in pretty-printed form.
* Previously only the responses were logged in readable form. This is useful for debugging.
* The XML documents are only converted for pretty-printing if debugging is enabled (it's expensive)
* Send XML responses in minimized form to clients.
* Add **encoding** attribute to XML declaration in XML response.
* Only decode XML requests once. (Previously they were decoded, encoded and decoded again.)
Maybe I misunderstand the RFC, but this properties are related to a principal collection. DAVdroid without preemptive authentication doesn't like this and tries to create calendars and addressbooks in /.
DAVdroid dropped support for preemptive authentication in version 1.2.3.
Returning the DAV:unauthenticated pseudo-principal as specified in RFC 5397 doesn't seem to work for DAVdroid.
* Access rights are checked before the storage is locked and
collections are loaded.
* DELETE sends 410 instead of doing nothing or crashing if the target
doesn't exist.
* GET always returns 404 if the target doesn't exist.
* GET doesn't crash if a collection without tag property is requested.
* MKCOL and MKCALENDAR send 409 if the target already exists.
* MOVE checks if the target collection of an item actually exists and
sends 409 otherwise.
* PUT doesn't crash if a whole collection that doesn't exist yet is
uploaded and ``content-type`` is ``text/vcard`` or
``text/calendar``.
* PUT distinguishes between simple items and whole collections by the
following criteria: Target is a collection; Parent exists; Parent
has the tag property set; Parent contains other items. Before only
the first two criteria where used, which was very unrelieable. #384
* PROPPATCH is only allowed on collections and 409 is send otherwise.
* ``Rights.authorized`` takes a path instead of a collection.
* ``Collection.discover`` only returns items in ``path``, that
actually exist. #442
From RFC3744: This protected property of a resource contains a set of URLs that identify the root collections that contain the principals that are available on the server that implements this resource.
