[HTTP/3] Set EOS for 0-length response payload #60120
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl Issue DetailsSince we issue Discovered and the fix validated while working #56310.
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Since we issue
AbortReadfromHttp3RequestStream.Disposein case we haven't consumed the stream till the end, we need to set the EOF for an empty response content as well.This is the same logic as we do in normal DATA frame reading logic. Once EOS is reached, we set
_responseDataPayloadRemainingto -1.Discovered and the fix validated while working #56310.