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Damien Neil 2a463a22ce net/http: close request body after recovering from a handler panic 
When recovering from a panic in a HTTP handler, close the request body
before closing the *conn, ensuring that the *conn's bufio.Reader is safe
to recycle.

Fixes #46866.

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