TestAcceptConcurrentDoesNotRaceOnReadHeaderTimeout runs many Accept calls concurrently. Under -race this guards the fix that stopped Accept from writi

TestConnReadHandlesChunkedPayload verifies Conn.Read does not drop data when the initial TCP read is smaller than the payload.

This is here just because of coveralls.

TestNewConnDefaultTimeoutBoundsHeaderDetection verifies what the NewConn default actually bounds: PROXY header *detection*. A peer that connects but n

TestNewConnRequirePolicyTimeoutUnblocksRead verifies the end-to-end guarantee that does hold: under the REQUIRE policy a silent client makes the first

TestReadHeaderPreservesHeaderWhenDeadlineRestoreFails locks in the fix where a successfully parsed header must not be discarded if restoring the read

TestReadHeaderTimeoutIsEmpty ensures the default is set if it is empty. The default is 10s, but we delay sending a message, so use 200ms in this test.

TestReadHeaderTimeoutIsNegative does the same as above except with a negative timeout. Therefore, we expect the right ProxyHeader to be returned.

TestRequiredWithReadHeaderTimeout will iterate through 3 different timeouts to see whether using a REQUIRE policy for a listener would cause an error

TestServeConn_ConnContextReturnsNil lives in package http2 (not http2_test) so it can call the unexported serveConn method directly and recover the pa