fix(node-http-handler): handle close event in H2 from server side #3619
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trivikr
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Issue
May fixes #3577 (comment).
Description
I found the H2 handler's session cache cannot evict the session if the session is closed from the server side. Hence when making the new request, the users will see error that the request made on destroyed session.
This change handles this event. I also re-evaluated the current session events, and made sure the necessary events are handled.
Testing
Unit test
Additional Infomation
Whether this will fix the mentioned issue cannot be fully confirmed without server-side logs. But I could reproduce the same mentioned issue by server-side closing the session.
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