Ignore in-flight HTTP/2 frames after local stream reset - #12481
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Resolves #12480
Marks locally reset HTTP/2 client streams before publishing the closed protocol state so frames already in flight after
RST_STREAMare discarded without terminating the shared connection. Restores connection-level flow-control credit for discarded DATA and adds deterministic regressions for DATA, trailing HEADERS and HPACK state,WINDOW_UPDATE, and sibling-stream progress.