sui-http: properly set TCP_NODELAY by default #20842
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The configuration documentation stated that TCP_NODELAY was enabled by default but the actual default had it disabled. This patch corrects that and enables TCP_NODELAY by default.
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The configuration documentation stated that TCP_NODELAY was enabled by default but the actual default had it disabled. This patch corrects that and enables TCP_NODELAY by default.
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