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test-http-bad-server: move on test from bytes-count to pattern

This specific test case is now using the new "close when a pattern is seen"
approach compared to the more fragile "that many bytes were sent" approach.

Since such change are still a bit noisy, we split each change in there own
changesets.

Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D12061

== New Features ==
  * `debugrebuildfncache` now has an option to rebuild only the index files
  * a new `bookmarks.mode` path option have been introduced to control the
    bookmark update strategy during exchange with a peer. See `hg help paths` for
    details.
  * a new `bookmarks.mirror` option has been introduced. See `hg help bookmarks`
   for details.
  * more commands support detailed exit codes when config `ui.detailed-exit-codes` is enabled 

== Default Format Change ==

== New Experimental Features ==

 * '''Major feature''': version 2 of the dirstate is available (the first version is as old as Mercurial itself). It allows for much faster working copy inspection (status, diff, commit, update, etc.) and richer information (symlink and exec info on Windows, etc.). The format has been frozen with room for some future evolution and the current implementations (Python, Python + C, Python + Rust or pure Rust) should be compatible with any future change or optimization that the format allows. You can get more information [[https://www.mercurial-scm.org/repo/hg/file/tip/mercurial/helptext/internals/dirstate-v2.txt | in the internal documentation]]
 * Added a new `web.full-garbage-collection-rate` to control performance. See
   de2e04fe4897a554b9ef433167f11ea4feb2e09c for more information
 * Added a new `histedit.later-commits-first` option to affect the ordering of commits in `chistedit` to match the order in `hg log -G`. It will affect the text-based version before graduating from experimental.

== Bug Fixes ==

 * `hg fix --working-dir` now correctly works when in an uncommitted merge state
 * Unintentional duplicated calls to `hg fix`'s internals were removed, making it potentially much faster
 * `rhg cat` can be called without a revision
 * `rhg cat` can be called with the `.` revision
 * `rhg cat` is more robust than before with regards to edge cases. Some still remain like a tag or bookmark that is ambiguous with a nodeid prefix, only nodeids (prefixed or not) are supported as of now.
 * `rhg cat` is even faster
 * `rhg` (Rust fast-path for `hg`) now supports the full config list syntax
 * `rhg` now parses some corner-cases for revsets correctly
 * Fixed an `fsmonitor` on Python 3 during exception handling
 * Lots of Windows fixes
 * Lots of miscellaneous other fixes
 * Removed a CPython-specific compatibility hack to improve support for alternative Python implementations

== Backwards Compatibility Changes ==


== Internal API Changes ==

The following functions have been removed:

  * `dirstate.normal`
  * `dirstate.normallookup`
  * `dirstate.otherparent`
  * `dirstate.add`
  * `dirstate.addfile`
  * `dirstate.remove`
  * `dirstate.drop`
  * `dirstate.dropfile`
  * `dirstate.__getitem__`
  * `dirstatemap.nonnormalentries`
  * `dirstatemap.nonnormalset`
  * `dirstatemap.otherparentset`
  * `dirstatemap.non_normal_or_other_parent_paths`
  * `dirstateitem.dm_nonnormal`
  * `dirstateitem.dm_otherparent`
  * `dirstateitem.merged_removed`
  * `dirstateitem.from_p2`
  * `dirstateitem.merged`
  * `dirstateitem.new_merged`
  * `dirstateitem.new_added`
  * `dirstateitem.new_from_p2`
  * `dirstateitem.new_possibly_dirty`
  * `dirstateitem.new_normal`
  * `dirstateitem.from_p2_removed`

Miscellaneous:

  * `wireprotov1peer`'s `batchable` is now a simple function and not a generator
   anymore
  * The Rust extensions (and by extension the experimental `rhg status`) only use a tree-based dirstate in-memory, even when using dirstate-v1. See bf8837e3d7cec40fe649c47163a3154dda03fa16 for more details
  * The Rust minimum supported version is now 1.48.0 in accordance with out policy of keeping up with Debian stable
  * The test harness plays nicer with the NixOS sandbox