[UNDERTOW-1802] Improve FormEncodedDataDefinition to handle chars in configured encoding #978
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Issue: https://issues.redhat.com/browse/UNDERTOW-1802
The FormEncodedDataParser has been modified to also perform a decode if a non-ascii (n < 0) character is found. The URLUtils.decode method was already prepared to handle those bytes.
The test now uses the payload instead of the headers to return the data (because now strange chars can be returned). Finally a method that sends direct UTF-8 characters is added to include a test for this specific use-case.
PR for branch 2.0.x.
Master PR: #980
2.1.x PR: #979