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WS403Responder always stays in the pipeline
See original GitHub issueAfter handshake is done WS403Responder handler stays within the pipeline. I think this is wrong and WebSocketServerProtocolHandler should remove it as it is not needed anymore.
WDYT?
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@doom369 @amizurov imho throwing is more correct as as soon as you started the upgrade you should not send any HTTP anymore.
LGTM, also i don’t think that package-private API is a good chose to build logic on top of it.