Add example for plain STOMP connection #240
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Making a plain STOMP connection work (without SockJS, cf. #216) was a little tricky since STOMP messages are NULL terminated. That is, arduinoWebSockets determines the payload length via
std::strlen()thus dropping the required NULL character. The solution is to pass the incremented (+1) length of a NULL terminated String instead of its original length. While this seems obvious, for me, it took some time to figure this out. I added an example to keep others from spending as much time one this as I did ;)