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CalDAV and CardDAV checkers sharing a single Go module. Discovery follows
RFC 6764 (/.well-known + SRV/TXT), authenticated probes cover principal,
home-set, collections and a minimal REPORT query on top of go-webdav.
Common shape in internal/dav/; CalDAV adds a scheduling rule.

Surfaces its context URL (and each secure-SRV target) as TLS endpoints via
the EndpointDiscoverer interface, so the dedicated TLS checker can pick
them up without re-parsing observations.

HTML report foregrounds common misconfigs (well-known returning 200,
missing SRV, plaintext-only SRV, missing DAV capability, skipped auth
phase) as action-item callouts before the full phase breakdown.
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// Package checker (imported as caldav by the standalone binary) implements
// the CalDAV compliance and health checker for happyDomain.
//
// It is deliberately kept thin: discovery, OPTIONS, PROPFIND, and reporting
// helpers live in git.happydns.org/checker-dav/internal/dav, so this package
// only wires the CalDAV-specific options, collect pipeline, rules, and HTML
// report together.
package caldav
import "git.happydns.org/checker-dav/internal/dav"
// ObservationKey identifies CalDAV observations in happyDomain's store.
const ObservationKey = "caldav"
// Data is the persisted observation shape. Callers read it back via
// obs.Get(ctx, ObservationKey, &Data).
type Data = dav.Observation