fix(WebSocket): do not call public "server.send()" in message forwarding #650
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MSW proxies the
server.send()method to log a message whenever the user is sending something from the mock to the server. But since Interceptors also callserver.send()during the message forwarding, the logs display an entry as if the user has calledserver.send().Fix this by wrapping the send mechanism in a private method and calling that private method during the forwarding.