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Move WebSocketHandshake to blaze-core #6183

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Found this while looking for hidden Randoms while that's a hot topic in Cats-Effect. After I toiled to make it compile, it turns out the client handshake still isn't used, but it does provide a round-trip test to ensure the server side works.

The original version can go poof on merge to main.

@rossabaker rossabaker force-pushed the web-socket-handshake branch from 1c4c493 to 5d6703a Compare March 25, 2022 01:07
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Is WebSocketHandshake from core supposed to be removed in the main?

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Yes, it should be. I don't think anybody is using it other than blaze. I only left it because it was scoped broadly enough it might have been used in another repo that I wasn't thinking of.

@rossabaker rossabaker merged commit d2da1ed into http4s:series/0.23 Mar 25, 2022
@rossabaker rossabaker deleted the web-socket-handshake branch March 25, 2022 14:07
@rossabaker rossabaker added the behind-the-scenes Appreciated, but not user-facing label May 24, 2022
rossabaker added a commit to http4s/blaze that referenced this pull request May 26, 2022
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Move WebSocketHandshake to blaze-core
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