fix: flush headers before sending data via readable stream#245
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fixes: #244
Even if data is not immediately written from a ReadableStream, the header is sent without waiting for the data.
Is it sufficient to only handle ServerResponse?
Yes, in the case of Http2ServerResponse, there is no need to explicitly flush because the header is sent without waiting for the data.
Is this related to change #242?
No, it is not related. node-server has always behaved this way.