Serializes a new Request, which can then be deserialized using unpack(). Only GET and POST requests are supported; the method used is automatically determined based on the presence of the body init option. Any headers specified on the init options will override the headers determined during serialization. The serializable input types can be extended with the serializers option.

If the body is undefined, the method is GET. If the body is null, the method is POST with no body. Any defined body (including null) results in a POST request.

If the body extends BodyInit, it'll be passed through to the Request constructor unmodified. It'll be deserialized according to the content-type set on the request headers, which can sometimes result in asymmetric deserialization.

If the body is a File or Blob, it'll also be sent with a "content-disposition: attachment" header. It'l be deserialized back into a regular Blob or File, along with the file name if there is one, regardless of the content-type.

If the body is any other type, it'll first be serialized as JSON using serialize(). The default serializers are extended to include Files and Blobs; if a File or Blob exists on the serialized value, the request will be sent as a specially formatted FormData instead of JSON. It'll be deserialized back into the original body with all the Files and Blobs back in the right place. Referential equality for Files and Blobs will be preserved, so that duplicate Blobs only have 1 copy uploaded.