should-http: HTTP Assertions for should.js

should-http extends the `should.js` assertion library with specific methods for validating Node.js HTTP `IncomingMessage` objects. Primarily used for testing HTTP requests and responses, it enables fluent assertions on status codes, headers (e.g., `Content-Length`), and content types (e.g., `application/json`, `text/html`). Currently at version 0.1.1, this package appears to be abandoned, with no active development or maintenance. Its approach of patching the global `should` instance, rather than exporting specific utilities, ties it closely to older `should.js` usage patterns and makes it less suitable for modern module development (ESM) where global side-effects are generally avoided. It focuses specifically on the standard Node.js `http` module's request and response objects, distinguishing it from broader HTTP client assertion libraries.