Start http1 header read timeout even when 0 bytes are read #3305
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FWIW, this sounds very similar to this other PR, which I paused because of the follow comment: #3185 (comment). |
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As mentioned in #2675 (comment), the timeout didn't apply if no bytes were written yet.
This moves the start of the timeout's polling before the check for an empty buffer.