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warning (closes #25676)
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I stumbled upon this at https://www.facebook.com/bwfbadminton/posts/10157127020046316 . No idea how prevalent it is yet.
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[ci skip]
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#25311, closes #25321)
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Always request last data block of exact size remaining to download if possible not the current block size.
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Always do this if possible, i.e. if Content-Length or expected length is known, not only in test.
This will save unnecessary last extra loop trying to read 0 bytes.
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