Produce a 4xx response code when clients disconnect

[carterkozak]

==COMMIT_MSG== Produce a 4xx response code when clients disconnect ==COMMIT_MSG==

I'm not sure that I like this approach, instead we should wrap the streams themselves to detect whether a client has disconnected, otherwise we risk over-broadly catching IOExceptions thrown by the serializer or deserializer code which aren't directly attributable to a closed connection.

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[schlosna]

/resuscitate