By: Tom Sydney Kerckhove <syd@cs-syd.eu>
warp: leave Windows exactly as it was None of the errno guards can match on Windows: network reports a socket error there with no errno on it, only an OtherError carrying a WSA description string. Every accept() failure therefore reaches the last branch, including the EBADF a graceful shutdown produces, and throwing would turn an ordinary shutdown into an exception. Master returns () for all of them, so keep doing that. This makes the PR a no-op on Windows rather than a regression. It is its own commit and drops cleanly if you would rather take the Windows change knowingly, or wait for something that can tell those failures apart there.
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