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Mint is a new HTTP library which doesn't spin up new processes for each request. Instead, it lets the user manage the process. Since Concentrate already has a separate process for each fetch (since we're using separate stages), I thought this might map nicely to the existing model.

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Merging #82 (3cb44bf) into master (6e86872) will decrease coverage by 0.89%.
The diff coverage is 88.80%.

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Mint uses a no-process architecture, which fits better with
Concentrate's one-process-per-HTTP-endpoint model.
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