Fixed SocketStream close race on asyncio - #1255
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Fixes #1250.
On the asyncio backend,
SocketStream.aclose()closes the transport, yields once, and then aborts it. If the write buffer drains during that checkpoint,connection_lost()may finalize thetransport before
abort()runs, causing asyncio to access a transport loop that has already been cleared.Track whether
StreamProtocol.connection_lost()has run and skip the redundant abort in that case. Add a deterministic regression test covering this interleaving.Checklist
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