Fix issue with rewound response bodies #1
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When middleware returns an `HtmlResponse`, the body stream is typically rewound, with the pointer at position 0. Unfortunately, this means that any `write()` operations will *overwrite*! This patch does a check to see if the response is at `eof()`, and, if not and the response is seekable, sets the pointer to the end of the stream prior to writing.
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Fix issue with rewound response bodies
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When middleware returns an
HtmlResponse, the body stream is typically rewound, with the pointer at position 0. Unfortunately, this means that anywrite()operations will overwrite!This patch does a check to see if the response is at
eof(), and, if not and the response is seekable, sets the pointer to the end of the stream prior to writing.