fix(conn): detect and drop HTTP requests in connection #2765
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@PragmaTwice Ideally is to add a Go test to verify the behavior. |
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Refer to https://github.com/redis/redis/blob/870b6bd487ec4623af458d0a660b2854dee29d5a/src/server.c#L3997, we should do similiar HTTP request detection as in Redis.