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Adds WebSocket support to
@lute/netfor both clients and servers, including text/binary messaging, upgrade handling, close/drain callbacks, and new examples/tests. There's also some refactoring to simplify server handler setup with the added complexity of WebSockets.API changes
client.websocket(url, options)withWebSocketandWebSocketOptionstypes.server.serve({ websocket = ... })andServer:upgrade(req)with theServerWebSockettype.If a client sends a string, it's treated as a string, if a client is sends a buffer, it's treated as binary. On the server the incoming message can also be either a buffer or string. Depending on which it is you know the websocket data type.
closes #124