Fix race condition when trying to connect twice at the same time with the websockets transport #106
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Connecting twice with the same client is not allowed and should raise
TransportAlreadyConnectedthe second time.Because of a bug in the websockets transport, if the user tries to connect twice at the same time (in different tasks), it will raise a RuntimeError (
RuntimeError: cannot call recv while another coroutine is already waiting for the next message)This PR will fix this bug which was reported in issue #105