say something about trailing slashes

[michielbdejong]

In https://www.w3.org/TR/ldp-bp/#include-a-trailing-slash-in-container-uris it's recommended to refer to a container with a trailing slash, but i think it can be expected of a server to add that trailing slash if it's missing?
For instance I I write:

<#owner> acl:accessTo <https://mypod.com/foo> .

in https://mypod.com/foo/.acl then the server should interpret that as

<#owner> acl:accessTo <https://mypod.com/foo/> .

[michielbdejong]

remark from @timbl in weekly meeting: if there's no trailing slash, then there's no match

[csarven]

Specs ought to develop independently, and should not be based on a particular implementation or convention. That goes for WAC not having knowledge or dependency on LDP or expect that WAC should follow a specific URI Template.