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fix: don't hang when an epilogue arrives after the closing boundary - #230
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After Dicer sees the closing delimiter it is destroyed, so a later write of RFC 2046 epilogue never invokes the stream callback and finish never fires. Ignore those writes once the parser is closed.
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Thanks for the clear repro on #228. After Dicer sees
--boundary--it gets destroyed, so a later write of the RFC 2046 epilogue never invokes the stream callback andfinishnever fires.This ignores writes once the parser is no longer writable and adds a test for the split-chunk case. Same-chunk trailers already worked.
Fixes #228