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Connect the Parsing

We've got all the tests passing, now it's time to actually use our parser in our tcplistener! By the end of this lesson, you'll have a tcplistener that can parse the request line from a curl request!

Assignment

Believe it or not, this step is super easy... we already did the hard parts.

Delete your getLinesChannel function - we're working with HTTP now, not just newlines. Similarly, delete the resulting logic that prints the text coming back across its channel.
Instead, call RequestFromReader. Assuming it's successful, print out the RequestLine in this format (with the dynamic data of course):
```
Request line:
- Method: GET
- Target: /
- Version: 1.1
```
Run your tcplistener program again from the root of your project and redirect the output to a temporary file:
```
go run ./cmd/tcplistener | tee /tmp/requestline.txt
```
In another shell, send this request to it:
```
curl http://localhost:42069/prime/agen
```
Kill both programs. Your requestline.txt file should contain the output of your tcplistener program.

Run and submit the CLI tests.