Removed the set of the clientMode, since this needs to be set by the creator of the SslConnection,
depending whether is a client or a server.
Also, always calling super.onOpen() to call fillInterested(), even on client side, because it will need
to read the server SSL handshake.
Finally, removed the delegated call to onOpen() to the application connection. This is already done
by the creator of the application connection.
+ @WebSocket annotation's policy configuraiton is now optional
+ WebSocketPolicy.clonePolicy() fixed for other fields
+ WebSocketEventDriver now has internal WebSocket POJO specific logger
to allow for logging control of the WebSocket POJO itself in case of
runtime exceptions.
+ WebSocketEventDriver now honors bufferSize correctly.
+ DataFrameBytes always requests windowSize from generator, allowing
generator to determine ultimate byteBuffer utilization itself.
+ MessageInputStream / MessageReader now clears the starting buffer
+ Generator now honors windowSize correctly (even if buffer obtained
from ByteBufferPool.acquire() is much larger
+ Parser now demasks the payload after a successful parse of the framing
+ Various testing cleanup to produce less noisy output during testing.
+ Extensions now report to Generator their requirements for
RSV1, RSV2, RSV3
+ DeflateFrameExtension now reports RSV1 use.
+ DeflateFrameExtension reads uncompressed data properly now.
+ Unit tests for small/medium/large payloads on DeflateFrameExtension
+ OutgoingFrames.output() method now has non-optional throws IOException
+ The minFragments configuration appears to work on the message,
not the fragments, so its was removed as inappropriate for the
level of the protocol the FragmentExtension works on.
Idle timeouts are not enforced anymore by polling the AsyncEndPoints from the SelectorManager,
but instead the AsyncEndPoints now take a SchedulerExecutorService as parameter and perform
their own enforcing of the idle timeout.
Also removed a few Timer usages (replaced by SchedulerExecutorService) and fixed XML files
referencing old APIs.