Fix ObjC server-mode premature TCP close and CI linker error#8
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When used as an HTTP server (e.g. KTVHTTPCache), the socket sends a TCP FIN after every
writeData:call, killing the connection before the response body is transmitted. Separately, CI fails to link due to missing Security framework.nw_connection_sendpremature closeis_completewastrue, signaling end-of-stream after each write. HTTP servers that send headers and body in separate writes get the connection torn down between them — client sees-1005 NSURLErrorNetworkConnectionLost.disconnectAfterWriting/disconnectAfterReadingwere no-opsBoth just called
[self disconnect]immediately, cancelling in-flight writes. Now trackspendingWriteCountand defers teardown until the last send completion fires. Same pattern for reads viaflagDisconnectAfterReads.Missing
-framework Securityin CIsec_protocol_options_set_verify_block(TLS verify block) lives in Security.framework. Added to CI build command,main.mbuild comment, and README.🔒 GitHub Advanced Security automatically protects Copilot coding agent pull requests. You can protect all pull requests by enabling Advanced Security for your repositories. Learn more about Advanced Security.