Most Kestrel classes don't expose public APIs that we want to support (i.e. maintain compatibility) in the future. To signal this, we should move these classes into an "Internal" namespace like we do for KestrelServerOptionsSetup. This applies to both the main and https projects.
Most Kestrel classes don't expose public APIs that we want to support (i.e. maintain compatibility) in the future. To signal this, we should move these classes into an "Internal" namespace like we do for
KestrelServerOptionsSetup. This applies to both the main and https projects.