Fix for exceptions thrown on an unexpected client disconnection. #83
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…message. If it's not available then simply dispose of the socket.
…eives a close request from the client, then the server can continue with a normal close.
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If a WebSocket client disconnects without initiating the close handshake, an exception is thrown since the socket will be in an invalid state, so
CloseOutputAsync()shouldn't be called, since there won't be anything to receive this message.Also,
CloseAsync()expects a full close handshake, whereas aCloseOutputAsync()will simply initiate the close and not wait for any response from a client, so in this caseCloseOutputAsyncis the one to use.The API has changed slightly for the
ConnectionManager, since the socket must still be removed on a client disconnection that did not involve the close handshake.