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if (remoteSocket instanceof NodeSocket) {
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// listeners. NodeSocket installs an 'error' listener that routes
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// every non-EPIPE error through onUnexpectedError, which the host
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// process logs as an "uncaught exception". When the upstream tunnel
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// - that ECONNRESET is expected teardown here, not an unexpected
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// error. We bridge the raw socket ourselves (attaching our own
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// 'error' handlers), so NodeSocket's routing must be removed.
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const socket = remoteSocket.socket;
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const leftover = protocol.readEntireBuffer();
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remoteSocket.dispose(false);
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protocol.dispose();
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return { stream: socket, leftover };
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// Generic ISocket (e.g. a managed/exec-server connection). Read the