Fix Node.js v16 error responses on HTTP1.1 #1206
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Signed-off-by: Timo Stamm <ts@timostamm.de>
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This fixes a bug for Connect-ES servers running on Node.js v16: When an error occurred when parsing the request body, the server would silently fail to write the error to the response.
For technical reasons, we haven't been running the Connect Conformance tests on Node.js v16, and this bug went unnoticed. Now that we're more flexible with running tests on different versions of Node.js (thanks to #1194), we can add v16 to CI to make sure we don't regress.