Add an HTTP request cheat sheet #498
                
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I'm a big fan of using curl to make HTTP requests, but I'm always forgetting how to do basic things in curl, like "how do I make a POST request with JSON again?". So I was thinking it could be useful if curl had an official cheat sheet. I know there's a tutorial, but it's quite long and personally I only use an extremely minimal subset of curl's functionality.
This is a pretty rough draft but I wanted to see if there's interest before getting into the details. I linked each option to the appropriate place in the man page.
Here's what it looks like visually right now.

some todos:
http-cheat-sheet.html?). I feel like it's useful to have a cheat sheet just for doing HTTP(S) requests in curl even though curl does much more.