Strip Content-Length: 0 from responses that should not have a Content-Length #43417
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We made a change (earlier in RC1, #43103) that tightened up Kestrel's Content-Length handling. Part of the change made it so that we throw if a
Content-Length
is set on responses that shouldn't have aContent-Length
(1xx, 204 responses, or any 2xx responses to a CONNECT request).This change keeps that behavior for nonzero values of
Content-Length
. If theContent-Length
is present but it's zero, we will now just remove it instead of throwing, since its absence is semantically equivalent.We keep the existing behavior for 205's (the spec allows Content-Length 0 for those explicitly).
This is the remainder of the RC1 fix for #43316