Update comment about buggy static file serving #1863
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In rust-lang/rust#101702 (comment) @Nemo157 pointed out that static file handling is hacky, and even pointed out to me the relevant lines of code. But after reading the comment and the issues I still didn't understand exactly what was happening, what the desired direction was, and whether there were multiple intersecting bugs.
After staring at the code for a little while I wrote up a summary to see if I properly understand, and hopefully make it clearer for the next person who comes along. Please correct what I have gotten wrong. :-)