Fixes #11668 - WebSocketOverHTTP2Test.testWebSocketConnectPortDoesNotExist() is flaky #11832
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…LocalPort() + 1`, making this test fail. Now using a non-allocated privileged port from IANA, that nobody should listen to, so the test should not fail. It is not a 100% guarantee, but perhaps better than before, especially because now a port < 1024 is used. Signed-off-by: Simone Bordet <simone.bordet@gmail.com>
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Sometimes it happens that some process is listening to
connector.getLocalPort() + 1, making this test fail.Now using a non-allocated privileged port from IANA, that nobody should listen to, so the test should not fail. It is not a 100% guarantee, but perhaps better than before, especially because now a port < 1024 is used.