🐛 fix ENABLE_SOCKET not properly done its job #1117
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Credit @EliteOneTube:
The error in question which crashes the bot was:
WebSocket was closed before the connection was established, which should be fixed on the 1f66f50 commit.Before this commit, the bot still initialize the
socketManager, and added theerroreventListener, which then ifenableSocketis set tofalse, theshutDownis called, butwsdon't haveremoveAllEventListenermethod, so that theerrorevent never get deleted, thus whenerrorevent is emitted, the bot tries to reconnect while the websocket is in theCONNECTINGstate which results in crashing the bot despite having the enableSocket option disabled.