fix: non standard status code will result in undefined

[cuiweixie]

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[erdinccurebal]

Good catch — statuses.message[status] returns undefined for non-standard status codes, which results in the redirect body being "undefined. Redirecting to /foo".

The fallback to String(status) makes sense. One thing to note: the html format callback a few lines below has the same pattern:

html: function(){
  var u = escapeHtml(address);
  body = '<p>' + statuses.message[status] + '. Redirecting to <a href="' + u + '">' + u + '</a></p>'
},

This would also produce "<p>undefined. Redirecting to..." for non-standard codes. Might be worth applying the same fallback there for consistency.

[cuiweixie]

Good catch — statuses.message[status] returns undefined for non-standard status codes, which results in the redirect body being "undefined. Redirecting to /foo".

The fallback to String(status) makes sense. One thing to note: the html format callback a few lines below has the same pattern:

html: function(){
  var u = escapeHtml(address);
  body = '<p>' + statuses.message[status] + '. Redirecting to <a href="' + u + '">' + u + '</a></p>'
},

This would also produce "<p>undefined. Redirecting to..." for non-standard codes. Might be worth applying the same fallback there for consistency.

Done