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http: certain response headers do not allow multiple instances #3090

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  1. http: add callback is function check

    We were checking that the callback existed, but not
    checking that it was a function
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  2. http: do not allow multiple instances of certain response headers

    Response headers such as ETag and Last-Modified do not permit
    multiple instances, and therefore the comma-separated syntax is
    not allowed.
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  3. test: cleanup nits in test-http-response-multiheaders.js

    Address the feedback from @thefourtheye
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  4. http: if callback is truthy but not a function, throw

    in `setTimeout`, if callback is truthy but not a function,
    throw a TypeError per @bnoordhuis' suggestion
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  5. test: expand test-http-response-multiheaders test

    Include writeHead in the test per @bnoordhuis' suggestion
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