Wordsmith the TLS secure close depiction#972
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TLS requires that you send an alert (whether error or "close_notify") before closing the write side of your connection, but not to wait around to receive the one from the peer. Use wording a bit stronger than "provides a facility for" to try to align more closely with the protocol requirements.
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Section references are good. Co-authored-by: Martin Thomson <mt@lowentropy.net>
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Inspired by my ballot comments (#915 )
I started trying to write something about how it's required to send "close_notify" in normal connection shutdown, but didn't like how that worked, and ended up here.
I am not sure if I regressed in some other axes while improving on this one, though.