Add WiFiServer::accept() as alias to WiFiServer::available() #750
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maybe EthernetServer could get accept() in this PR too. |
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superseded by #793 |
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Since
available()is currently implemented asaccept()(i.e. it returns a client even before it has actually sent any data), we provide an alias for it.