Return InvalidStreamState from stream_send() for collected streams#2507
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When a stream has been completed and garbage collected (for example after the peer sends STOP_SENDING, the fin bit is received, and the data is drained via stream_recv()), a subsequent stream_send() call hits get_or_create() for an id that is in the collected set, which returns Error::Done. That error was forwarded unchanged, so callers saw Done (normally "no capacity") for a stream that no longer exists. Map that case to Error::InvalidStreamState instead, matching the behaviour of stream_recv() which already returns InvalidStreamState for a non-existent stream. This lets applications distinguish a lack of send capacity from an invalid stream id without an extra stream_writable() check. Fixes cloudflare#1695
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When a stream has been completed and garbage collected (for example after the peer sends STOP_SENDING, the fin bit is received, and the data is drained via stream_recv()), a subsequent stream_send() call hits get_or_create() for an id that is in the collected set, which returns Error::Done. That error was forwarded unchanged, so callers saw Done (normally "no capacity") for a stream that no longer exists.
Map that case to Error::InvalidStreamState instead, matching the behaviour of stream_recv() which already returns InvalidStreamState for a non-existent stream. This lets applications distinguish a lack of send capacity from an invalid stream id without an extra stream_writable() check.
Fixes #1695