Discard pre-handshake packets after the handshake #1937
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MSRV failure is unrelated (see #1939). |
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Attempting to parse frames from these non-frame-bearing packets was responsible for some spurious connection failures in interop testing under high packet loss.
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Attempting to parse frames from these non-frame-bearing packets was responsible for some spurious connection failures in interop testing under high packet loss.