Close bodyless h2c request streams - #196
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Summary
END_STREAMon the synthesized request HEADERS for a bodyless h2c upgradeEND_HEADERS, which is already present on the frameEND_STREAMpathReproduction
Server#upgradeinitializes the frame withEND_HEADERS, then ORsEND_HEADERSa second time when the HTTP/1.1 request body is empty. Stream 1 remainsopen, although RFC 9113's h2c upgrade semantics require the completed HTTP/1.1 request to be half-closed from the client toward the server.Verification
half_closed_remoteNo repository tests were changed. I used an AI coding assistant during investigation and verification.