TS-4954: Use TSIOBufferCopy in the passthru example plugin. - #1093
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Implement --escalate-non-get-methods for the escalate plugin. By default, only GET methods are escalated because typical failover servers are caches of the original and cannot handle non-idempotent requests. However, for situations where non-GET is supported, this method allows the admin to escalate those requests as well.
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