Move h1_stream variables, to make thread usage more explicit #504
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I observed this when the following tests got 202, instead of literal 200: h2_sm_acquire_stream & h2_sm_acquire_stream_multiple_connections where But applying the same fix in a few other tests that strictly check for "200"
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Some cleanup before embarking on major plumbing...
While developing HTTP/1, we stumbled into the pattern of grouping variables under
thread_dataorsynced_data, so it was more explicit how they should be accessed. But we never moved ALL the variables into the proper groups. We had a TODO about this. Now it is TODONE.Also: Fix some flaky integration tests by accepting any "2xx" status-code, not just literal "200. I observed these tests failing when they sometimes got 202, instead of 200: h2_sm_acquire_stream & h2_sm_acquire_stream_multiple_connections. But I applied the same fix to any other test I found that strictly checked for 200.
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