Add HTTP request cookies to the WebSocket handshake info #26674
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It's quite difficult to access handshake cookies for now - we have to provide custom wrappers for handshake service and propagate them via
attributesfield.P.S. maybe it also makes sense to provide the possibility of passing cookies via the websocket client explicitly. For now, the only possible way is to add them via HttpHeaders.