fix: spnego client reqs forever incrementing#561
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Background:
Currently, spnego Client maintains a list of redirect requests in a slice of
reqsthat is only incrementing and never cleared, in Client.Do() function, if reqs > 10, itreturn resp, errors.New("stopped after 10 redirects").Problem:
This will lead to a consequence that the client will always fail to handle redirect after it has accumutively handled more than 10 redirects since its instantiation.
Solution:
Clears this reqs list when a request has received a response that is neither a redirect, nor unauthorized response that requires negotiation.