Why does hyper's header_read_timeout need a timer?
hyper's header_read_timeout defaults to 30 seconds but needs a Timer set on the builder to take effect. Without one, serve_connection panics.
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hyper's header_read_timeout defaults to 30 seconds but needs a Timer set on the builder to take effect. Without one, serve_connection panics.
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