stream.hls: simplify discard logic in writer#4526
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The write-discard logic added in #4229 can be simplified by just calling
urllib3.HTTPResponse.drain_conn()instead of consuming the stream iterator fromrequests.Response.iter_content()in an empty for-loop. urllib3 calls this method itself when performing HTTP redirections.This PR also makes the signature of
HLSStreamWriter.writeconsistent withSegmentedStreamWriter.write.Here's a quick verification that it doesn't create any new TCP connections and properly releases the connection to the connection pool when HLS segments get filtered out, eg. by making
TwitchHLSStreamWriter.should_filter_sequencealways returnTrue:With
drain_conn()or the old implementationWithout
drain_conn()and without the old implementation