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http2: improve handling of lost PING in Server #229

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@Choraden Choraden commented Dec 12, 2024

This addresses inconsistencies in handling lost PINGs
between Server and Transport by:

  1. Always logging a message for lost PINGs, regardless of verbose mode.
  2. Invoking CountError with the conn_close_lost_ping error key.

Fixes golang/go#69963

This is to unify lost ping handling in server and transport.
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LGTM

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