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[Http] Adding an AsyncPlugin
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When all of the data that should be uploaded is sent, the plugin I created sets a 1ms timeout on the request transfer and tells curl not to download the body of the response. An X-Guzzle-Async header is added to the response of the request when it completes or times out. If the connection to the server is extremely fast and completes in <1ms, then the request will actually receive a response from the server, but curl doesn't download the response body due to the addition of a CURLOPT_NOBODY option in the progress function.