cleanup ProxyProtocol and prevent memory leak #12680
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include/iocore/net/ProxyProtocol.h
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| #include "tscore/ink_memory.h" | ||
| #include <filesystem> |
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idk why my editor things filesystem is needed in this file... I'll clean that up
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This adds the rule of 5 functions to ProxyProtocol to allow safe copy construction and assignment.
It also avoids a memory leak of the use of ProxyProtocol in HttpTransaction::State where it wasn't getting destructed (HttpSM has a State and is class allocated without the flag to run the destructor).
#12676 will fix the memory leak in a different way, but the rule of 5 is still needed where ProxyProtocol is copied.