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README.md	2026-10-20	360 Bytes	0
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Bug fixes

[phoenix.js] Fix a lot of connection handling races (#6867)
[phoenix.js] Don't treat WebSocket close code 1000 as special (#6880)

Enhancements

Allow setting max_channels_per_transport in Phoenix.Endpoint.socket/3

Source: README.md, updated 2026-10-20

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