What could cause a Mojolicious::Lite app started with morbo to continuously reload for no apparent reason, as if it was receiving requests, until it gets an actual request? For example, these 9 lines repeat over and over until the app is loaded in a browser, then it stops spewing these lines and works as expected: 
Web application available at http://127.0.0.1:3000

GET "/"
Routing to a callback
200 OK (0.204005s, 4.902/s)
GET "/%3C!DOCTYPE%20html%3E%3Chead%3E ...
Template "not_found.development.html.ep" not found
Template "not_found.html.ep" not found
Rendering template "mojo/debug.html.ep"
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404 Not Found (0.017273s, 57.894/s)

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That 4th line is somehow appending a string of html, which the app builds up and renders, to a get request. I have no idea how that's happening at all, let alone autonomously without loading it in a browser. This is an old working app with no known problems. After restarting morbo a few times all is well, and I can't reproduce it, but am curious if this is a known issue when someone like me does something stupid with the code? Thanks

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In reply to mojo app causes weird morbo loop that stops when app is loaded by Anonymous Monk

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