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Add HTTP/2 control frame overhead protection - #741
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Limit excessive PING and SETTINGS frames using per-connection rate limiting. Reject excessive traffic with ENHANCE_YOUR_CALM.
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Add per-connection overhead protection against excessive HTTP/2 PING and SETTINGS frames.
The implementation uses lightweight accounting in the HTTP/2 layer and raises
ENHANCE_YOUR_CALMwhen the limit is exceeded.