Export the PerMessageDeflate class and header utils#2315
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To simplify the API before exporting the `PerMessageDeflate` class, reduce the number of positional parameters in the constructor by moving `isServer` and `maxPayload` into the options object.
Export the `PerMessageDeflate` class, the parser and serializer for the `Sec-WebSocket-Extensions` header, and the parser for the `Sec-WebSocket-Protocol` header. Documentation is intentionally omitted as these utilities are primarily intended for niche use cases rather than general consumption. Refs: #2313
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Export the
PerMessageDeflateclass, the parser and serializer for theSec-WebSocket-Extensionsheader, and the parser for theSec-WebSocket-Protocolheader.Documentation is intentionally omitted as these utilities are primarily intended for niche use cases rather than general consumption.
Refs: #2313