Close connection if client's first INITIAL contains no CRYPTO #426
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According to section 17.2.2 of RFC 9000, the client's first INITIAL packet must contain a CRYPTO frame. Ensure this is indeed to case to avoid connections in a half-connected state.
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According to section 17.2.2 of RFC 9000, the client's first INITIAL packet must contain a CRYPTO frame. Ensure this is indeed to case to avoid connections in a half-connected state.