Inconsistency between `textfile` and `stextfile` about shakespeare

[snoyberg]

I think it was historically intentionally, but I'm honestly not sure. The first usage of s as the prefix was in Hamlet, where s was for "simple Hamlet" and was entirely about dropping the URL rendering. It actually seems a bit strange to me that we return two different data types from these two functions, as opposed to the difference in behavior around URL handling which I'd expect.

[Gabriella439]

Oh, for some reason I thought the s stood for strict. In that case, the difference in behavior is less surprising to me. Maybe it just needs a documentation comment