fix(companion): prevent writer teardown race during client eviction#52
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Guard frame-server cleanup by connection ownership so an evicted client handler cannot cancel or clear the newly connected client’s writer queue/task. Add regression and disconnect-path tests to verify eviction churn, idle timeout, and connection reset remain stable.
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Guard frame-server cleanup by connection ownership so an evicted client handler cannot cancel or clear the newly connected client’s writer queue/task. Add regression and disconnect-path tests to verify eviction churn, idle timeout, and connection reset remain stable.