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The socket staying open meant that the graceful shut down
of the Cowboy listeners were waiting for the connections
to be closed gracefully (or a timeout). Closing explicitly
where it makes sense ensures we don't unnecessarily wait.
This commit removes a full minute in the run time of all
Cowboy test suites (minus examples).
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The new module is a merge of the Cowboy and Gun HTTP/2
state machines. Using a common code will help future
developments rather than duplicating the work.
A notable change is in how streams are terminated
when the handler stops before the body is sent. The
cowboy_stream:terminate function is now called only
after the body has been sent fully (or the stream
is reset in-between), not when the stop command is
returned. This will most likely have an impact on
metrics but will be closer to reality.
I had to comment a broken test in rfc7231_SUITE that
was cheating, cheating is no longer possible.
This depends on Cowlib master for the time being. A
new Cowlib version will be released once both Cowboy
and Gun are ported to use cow_http2_machine and I'm
satisfied with it.
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The option controls how much body we accept to skip for HTTP/1.1
connections when the user code did not consume the body fully.
It defaults to 1MB.
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Also make sure the header is sent for all types of early_error
that result in the closing of the connection.
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Support for these was broken during the development
of Cowboy 2.0. It is now fixed and better handled
than it ever was.
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It's safer than allow it with the wrong behavior.
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In some cases there could be a body sent as a response to
a HEAD request when using HTTP/2. This has been corrected.
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