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Is it possible to bind an HttpHandler to not just a path and HTTP verb but also to a query parameter? I'd like to create a route that only matches if a query parameter is present.

<https://www.http4k.org/guide/howto/nestable_routes/|The docs seem to imply this isn't possible> but I thought I'd check here to see if I missed anything before I refactor my routes.

Update, it is possible! I found the `org.http4k.routing.queries` function in that documentation page's Code section example. This appears to work:
```val queryParameterMatchingRoutes = routes(
  "my/path" bind Method.GET to routes(
    queries("myQueryParameter") bind { _ -&gt; Response(Status.OK) }
  )
)```
I'm finding the required nesting of the `routes` function to achieve this a little unintuitive. I was expecting something like this to be possible:
```routes(
  "my/path" bind Method.GET and queries("myQueryParameter") to { _ -&gt; Response(Status.OK) }
)```
Anything I'm missing or is the first example above as succinct as it gets?

The gist is that any predicate on a request can be converted to a Router and then bound to a verb. The entire "and" dsl is something we did look at briefly but rejected, so it won't happen :upside_down_face: 

Got it, I'll stick with the nesting. Thanks <@U4H0M349G>!