Expose CloseAndReconnect method #18
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The method seems to have been accidentally not exposed since the comment is uppercase but the function name is lowercase and all the other methods seems to match their comment and function name casing. Even if not, this can be useful to the users - a server might send some kind of a `reconnect` order that dictates the client to terminate the connection and reconnect.
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The method seems to have been accidentally not exposed since the comment is uppercase but the function name is lowercase and all the other methods seems to match their comment and function name casing.
Even if not, this can be useful to the users - a server might send some kind of a
reconnectorder that dictates the client to terminate the connection and reconnect.