grpc-js: Avoid sending redundant RST_STREAMs from the client#2695
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Was handling a similar-ish situation in java recently - preventing multiple RSTs when the on server failures. The difference in my case was needing to send a reset when our server transport failed for non-io reasons. grpc/grpc-java#11016
This LGTM, but let's chat for a few minutes before I approve this.
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Based on the hypothesis that #2625 is caused by RST_STREAM rate limiting (for rapid reset mitigation), this change reduces the chances of that by avoiding sending an RST_STREAM from the client when the server has already half-closed its side of the connection.