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add permalink for breaches like https://breach.tw/breaches.php#combo so people can share narrative of that breach easily
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Currently, all public methods in HaveIBeenPwnedClient have two versions: One with a CancellationToken and one without. In the modern .NET world, there's a big push to either requiring cancellation tokens (or a explicit CancellationToken.None when cancelling is not important) or have an optional parameter with the cancellation token with a default value.
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too many fat clunky penguins, need fix as soon as possible!