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To comply with the WHATWG specification, the connection must fail if the server does not return the `Sec-WebSocket-Protocol` header when a client requests specific subprotocols. However, some servers omit this header, as such behavior is permitted by RFC 6455. This new option adds the ability to skip that validation, enabling the client to work with servers that are not WHATWG-compliant. Refs: #1862 (comment)
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To comply with the WHATWG specification, the connection must fail if the server does not return the
Sec-WebSocket-Protocolheader when a client requests specific subprotocols. However, some servers omit this header, as such behavior is permitted by RFC 6455.This new option adds the ability to skip that validation, enabling the client to work with servers that are not WHATWG-compliant.
Refs: #1862 (comment)