server.available() according to reference. with example#323
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The reference for WiFi101 server.available() has
which is same as for the Ethernet library and WiFiNINA library, and many other libraries implementing the Arduino networking API introduced by the Ethernet library.
But server.available() in WiFi101 library now returns a just connected client even if it doesn't have data available yet. (This is an interesting workaround for missing accept() function, but it is causing problems sometimes even with the examples of the WiFi101 library.)
This PR fixes available() and my other PR adds accept(), but the change of available() should be considered as breaking change, because sketch which expected server.available() to return new connected clients even without data, will break.
and the PR contains my example PagerServer (already accepted in Ethernet library) which concentrates on how server.available() and print-to-all-clients works.