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Problem

• req.socket never emits 'close' when its 'error' emit throws and an uncaughtException handler keeps the process alive. Since v1.4.3 (node:http: the server follows Node (request body, framing, response finish, lifecycle) #43557) the response 'close' is lost too. Node v26.3.0 emits both, with hadError.
• Cause: the socket turns on emitClose (src/js/node/_http_server.ts:1711). emitErrorCloseNT (src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts:116) then emits 'error' and 'close' in one tick, and the throw skips 'close'.

Fix

• The socket keeps emitClose off and carries a prototype marker, kSocketClose. For a marked stream, destroy() queues 'error' and 'close'(hadError) as two ticks. With no error, its existing tick emits 'close'(false).
• 'close' also survives a 'readable' listener that throws at the client's FIN. The same for a throwing write callback of a CONNECT socket.
• Verified: test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts (33 rows over http, 30 over https, as Node), test/js/node/http/, 1375 upstream node tests.
• Self-reviewed: 38 concerns raised, 29 addressed. Rejected: 8 specific to the alternative in Background, 1 for child_process: keep 'close' of stdout and stderr when their 'error' emit throws #44849.

Background

• NodeHTTPServerSocket is req.socket: a net.Socket subclass over a native handle.
• emitClose makes the stream layer emit 'close' after _destroy. Node's net.Socket turns it off and emits 'close'(hadError) itself.
• Considered a process.nextTick in the socket class, with destroy.ts untouched. That tick on every close makes test-http-agent-keepalive.js fail 84 of 180 runs (main 13 of 580, this PR 9).

Downsides

• With no uncaughtException handler, a 'close' listener now runs after the fatal error. Its process.exit(0) replaces exit code 1 (domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661).
• 'close' listeners get a boolean: req.socket.on("close", done) fails under bun:test until bun:test: done(arg) fails the test only when the argument is truthy #44986.
• +1 tick per connection destroyed with an error. +895 bytes of builtin JS, .text +0.

Notes

Repro. <runtime> r.cjs <mode>. No user reported this. It is a sibling of #44849, which fixes the same lost 'close' on the stdio streams of a child process. No upstream Node test asserts hadError on an http server socket, so the fixture of this PR is the only oracle.

const http = require("node:http");
const mode = process.argv[2];
const out = [];
process.on("uncaughtException", e => out.push("uncaught(" + e.message + ")"));
const srv = http.createServer((req, res) => {
  const s = req.socket;
  s.on("close", hadError => out.push("sock:close(" + hadError + ")"));
  res.on("close", () => out.push("res:close"));
  if (mode === "no-listener") s.removeAllListeners("error");
  if (mode === "listener-throws") s.on("error", () => { throw new Error("fromListener"); });
  s.destroy(new Error("mine"));
});
if (mode === "client-error-throws") srv.on("clientError", () => { throw new Error("fromClientError"); });
srv.listen(0, () => {
  const req = http.get({ port: srv.address().port, agent: false }, res => res.resume());
  req.on("error", () => {});
});
setTimeout(() => { console.log(mode.padEnd(20) + out.join(" ")); process.exit(0); }, 500);

                     node v26.3.0                                          main 7c96a1212f                       this PR
plain                res:close sock:close(true)                            res:close sock:close(undefined)       as node
no-listener          uncaught(mine) res:close sock:close(true)             uncaught(mine)                        as node
listener-throws      uncaught(fromListener) res:close sock:close(true)     uncaught(fromListener)                as node
client-error-throws  uncaught(fromClientError) res:close sock:close(true)  uncaught(fromClientError)             as node

All numbers below are from Linux x64, release builds of main (7c96a12) and of this PR, against Node v26.3.0.

What a user sees on main. After a 'clientError' listener throws, pipeline(source, res, callback) never calls back, and once(res, "close") never settles. A client reset is enough to reach that listener since #43708. Bun itself retains nothing: after 1500 such connections main holds 1 NodeHTTPServerSocket, 1 NodeHTTPResponse and 0 tracked connections.

Where the emitter is, and the alternative. Two designs give the same events on every probed row:

1. This PR: the stream layer emits the 'close' of a marked stream. destroy.ts gets three arms that only a marked stream, an errored destroy or a throwing destroy callback executes.
2. The class form: destroy.ts and utils.ts stay as on main, and the socket queues its own process.nextTick for 'close' where _destroy completes. That is the shape of Bun's net.Socket for a socket with no handle.

The class form adds one tick to every connection close, because the stream layer still queues its own tick, which then emits nothing. Tick queue entries per connection (async_hooks TickObject, N=200, client and server in one process):

                         main    this PR    class form
keep-alive, client FIN   22      22         23
Connection: close        23      23         24
socket.destroy()         12      12         13
socket.destroy(err)      12      13         13

That tick is observable. test/js/node/test/parallel/test-http-agent-keepalive.js races a 1 ms timer against the 'close' of the client socket, and its result follows the number of ticks in the close path of the server. Interleaved runs of that test: main fails 13 of 580, this PR 9 of 580, the class form 84 of 180. The tick alone is the cause. With one more 'close' listener on the server socket that does nothing, main fails 0 of 60 and this PR 0 of 60. When that listener queues one empty process.nextTick, main fails 28 of 60 and this PR 29 of 60. So this PR keeps the tick count of a close without an error, and asks for the one Bun-only branch in destroy.ts instead. If a maintainer prefers destroy.ts untouched, the class form is +39 -20 lines in _http_server.ts alone, and it passes the same fixture.

What else changes.

• 'close' listeners of req.socket get hadError (false, or true after destroy(err) and after a read error).
• _writableState.emitClose and _readableState.emitClose are false, as in Node. finished(socket) then calls back when a tunnel has ended and finished, before 'close' (1 of 9 probed finished() / pipeline() / for await rows changes, to Node's result).
• A tunnel write that waited for a drain fails in a tick, not synchronously inside the close. Its callback still runs before 'error' and 'close'. It now runs after the callback of destroy(err, callback), with socket.closed set, as in Node.
• What a callback of destroy(err, callback) throws on this socket is dropped, as Node does. Main reports it as an uncaught exception and emits no 'close'.
• No event moves. On 72 rows (4 ways to destroy or reset, 6 listener setups, plus 'upgrade' and 'connect' sockets) and 68 more rows from the reviews: main emits the socket 'close' on 41 of 72 and 43 of the 65 where Node emits it, this PR on 72 and 60. 31 of 72 rows equal Node's full trace (main 0). The only reordered row is the finished() one above.

Remaining differences from Node on this socket, all older than this PR.

• hadError is false after a peer reset when the socket has no 'error' listener: node:http: emit 'end' and 'error' on req.socket when the client closes the connection #43708 does not report that reset. The same for a reset of an 'upgrade' or 'connect' tunnel: the native tunnel has no read error.
• 'error' comes after the native close, not one tick after destroy(). 'close' comes before a setImmediate of the same turn, so a 'close' listener added in that immediate misses it.
• A connection that never sent a request has no socket object, so no 'close'.
• A socket 'newListener' listener that throws while Bun adds its own 'close' listeners still stops the release (a 'readable' listener or a write callback no longer does). A tunnel write that waits for a drain is then not failed, as on main.
• With no uncaughtException handler, Bun runs the ticks behind a fatal error. Exit codes of 4 cells where a 'close' listener calls process.exit(0): Node 1, 1, 1, 1, main 1, 1, 1, 1, this PR 0, 0, 0, 0. A net.Socket server gives 0 on main already. domain: route fs callback throws to uncaughtException, unblocking 4 tests (domain 88%→96%) #34661 changes that for every caller.

Stand-ins for a net.Socket that this PR does not change. They lose 'close' the same way: child.stdout and child.stderr (#44849, #43790, #36316), process.stdout and process.stderr (#44980, #37128), process.stdin and tty streams (#41495). Each can take the marker with one line, or keep its own emitter.

The tests. One fixture process per protocol runs every row at the same time and prints what each row saw when it exits, so a 'close' that never comes is a missing entry and not a timeout. 'error' is recorded at the emit, which adds no listener. Rows: destroy(), destroy(err), twice, res.destroy(err), destroySoon(), resetAndDestroy(), Connection: close, closeAllConnections(), closeIdleConnections(), a socket timeout, client FIN, client RST, a client FIN while the request has an 'error' listener, the three throwing setups through socket.destroy, res.destroy, req.destroy and pipeline(), the 'connection', 'upgrade' and 'connect' sockets (also with server.close() pending), finished() on a tunnel, a 'readable' listener that throws at the client's FIN (the release still completes: getConnections() is 0 and server.close() calls back), a destroy callback that throws, a tunnel write callback that throws, and two streams without the marker. Main differs from Node on 30 of 33 rows over http and 29 of 30 over https. resetAndDestroy() is the one http-only row: Node's TLSSocket has none. 100 runs of the fixture on the release build: 0 differ from Node. A separate probe of 33 states of a client FIN or RST with a request in flight (with and without an 'error' listener on the request) gives the socket 'error' code and the hadError of Node in each.

Measurements.

stream destroy completion, executed bytecodes (JSC dump of the release bundle, main -> PR)
  IncomingMessage, per request        94 -> 94
  Writable                            92 -> 92
  Duplex                              114 -> 114
  any stream, destroy with a callback +1
  errored destroy, stream not marked  +6
  net.Socket close                    120 -> 124
  http server socket, clean close     114 -> 129   (1 tick -> 1 tick)
  http server socket, destroy(err)    195 -> 190   (1 tick -> 2 ticks)
connection socket                     own property keys 59 -> 59, emitClose setter calls 2 -> 0
bundled builtin JS                    +895 B (destroy.js +627, utils.js +55, _http_server.js +213)
release binary                        .bun_builtins +895 B, .text +0 B, file size unchanged
streams without the marker            0 of 56 probe rows differ from main (28 stream kinds x 2)
test/js/node/http (39 files)          main 1170 pass, 2 fail (the new tests). this PR 1172 pass
upstream node tests (1375 files)      http/https 514, stream 257, net 152, tls 191, http2 261: the same 4 fail on main and on this PR
179 more test files                   ws, express, body-parser, socket.io, fastify, msw, node stream, net, tls, https, child_process, process, readline, websocket, and 42 regression tests with an http server: 173 pass, 6 fail the same tests on main

perf, valgrind and strace are not installed where this ran, so there are no instruction counts. Server CPU time (user + system), interleaved main / PR / main, 10 runs each:

10000 sequential connect + GET + FIN   main 285.9 us per connection (244.6 to 304.6), PR 291.1 (247.4 to 316.8), main again 279.5 (256.7 to 310.9)
100000 keep-alive GETs, one connection main 67.8 us per request (63.7 to 77.0), PR 73.8 (65.3 to 80.5), main again 72.2 (63.7 to 77.2)

No difference shows above the spread between two runs of main.

The 9 concerns of the self-review that this PR does not take.

• Six ask for the emitter in the socket class. Not taken because of the measured effect of its extra tick (above). The review judged that tick from wall clock only.
• Two are traps of the class form (the name emitCloseNT in _http_server.ts is the response closer, and the exit of _destroy for a closed handle needs a guard there). They do not apply to this shape.
• One asks to move child_process: keep 'close' of stdout and stderr when their 'error' emit throws #44849 onto the marker in the same release. That belongs to child_process: keep 'close' of stdout and stderr when their 'error' emit throws #44849 after a maintainer has ruled on the marker.

Two rows that the review proposed are not in the fixture: a response that still drains when the 'readable' listener throws, and a pending tunnel write on the closed-handle exit of _destroy. The first is covered by the getConnections() and server.close() entries of the idle row, because the catch is local to push(null). The second needs a data-then-reset race that is not deterministic across platforms.

Related. #44849 and #44980 fix the same lost 'close' for the stdio streams of a child process and of the process, with emitters in their own classes.

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fails on main (without fix)

ASAN without fix: BUILD FAILED (no junit output)
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/debug'
[0/2] cargo plan → /workspace/bun/build/debug/rust-target/plan.json
FAILED: [code=1] rust-target/plan.json /workspace/bun/build/debug/rust-target/plan.json 
/workspace/bun/build/release/bun /workspace/bun/scripts/build/stream.ts cargo --console /workspace/bun/build/release/bun /workspace/bun/scripts/build/rust/plan.ts /workspace/bun/build/debug/rust-target/plan.input.json /workspace/bun/build/debug/rust-target/plan.json
�[1m�[91merror�[0m: failed to load manifest for workspace member `/workspace/bun/src/sema`
referenced by workspace at `/workspace/bun/Cargo.toml`

Caused by:
  failed to load manifest for dependency `bun_sema_standalone`

Caused by:
  failed to parse manifest at `/workspace/bun/src/sema/standalone/Cargo.toml`

Caused by:
  error inheriting `bun_sema_parser` from workspace root manifest's `workspace.dependencies.bun_sema_parser`

Caused by:
  `dependency.bun_sema_parser` was not found in `workspace.dependencies
... (truncated)

release without fix: all passed
bun test v1.4.4-canary.1 (cf2cbc031)

test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts:
(pass) aborted request body emits 'error' ECONNRESET and res 'close' before req 'close' [34.26ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with a 'data' listener: aborted, no 'end' [116.88ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with resume(): aborted, no 'end' [112.86ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with a 'readable' listener: aborted, no 'end' [114.30ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body: for await rejects instead of finishing with an empty body [115.44ms]
(pass) a late end() or write() answers its callback like Node.js > finished, the connection is still open: end(cb) [85.61ms]
(pass) a late end() or write() answers its callback like Node.js > finished, the connection is still open: end("", cb) [79.67ms]
(pass) a late end() or write() answers its callback like Node.js > finished, the connection is still open: end(chunk, cb) [74.88ms]
(pass) a late end() or write() answers its callback like Node.js > finished, the conne
... (truncated)

passes on PR (with fix)

ASAN with fix: all passed
$ BUN_DEBUG_QUIET_LOGS=1 bun scripts/build.ts --profile=debug --quiet test "--reporter=junit" "--reporter-outfile=/tmp/pr_gate.xml" test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts
bun test v1.4.4 (367d939d9)

test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts:
(pass) aborted request body emits 'error' ECONNRESET and res 'close' before req 'close' [1194.09ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with a 'data' listener: aborted, no 'end' [1170.07ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with resume(): aborted, no 'end' [1155.84ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body read with a 'readable' listener: aborted, no 'end' [1188.08ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > truncated body: for await rejects instead of finishing with an empty body [1211.55ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > upload (Content-Length) cut short from inside a 'data' listener: aborted, no 'end' [1269.10ms]
(pass) res.destroy() while the request is being read > complete body whose tail was received while paused: delivered in full, then 'end' 
... (truncated)

release with fix: all passed
$ bun scripts/build.ts --profile=release
[configured] bun-profile → bun (stripped) in 2313ms (unchanged)
ninja: Entering directory `/workspace/bun/build/release'
[0/2] cargo plan → /workspace/bun/build/release/rust-target/plan.json
247 units: 175 lib, 16 proc-macro (host), 19 custom-build (host), 15 run custom-build, 17 lib (host), 4 run custom-build (host), 1 rlib
[1/216] gen JSEvent.lut.h
Generating /workspace/bun/build/release/codegen/JSEvent.lut.h from /workspace/bun/src/jsc/bindings/webcore/JSEvent.cpp
[2/216] gen generated_host_exports.rs
generated_host_exports.rs: 120 exports (host=5, lazy=10, generic=105, rust=0); 248 extern-C blocks audited
[3/216] gen cpp.rs (cppbind)
[4/216] gen JS modules (bundle-modules)
Preprocess modules (14557ms)
Bundle modules (269ms)
Postprocesss modules (183ms)
Bundle Functions (865ms)
Generate Code (128ms)

[16.03s] Bundled "src/js" for production
  2626 kb
  198 internal modules
  13 native modules
  50 internal functions across 16 files
[5/169] build.rs build_script_build
[6/169] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings-4.cpp.o
[7/169] cxx obj/unified/UnifiedSource-src_jsc_bindings_node_crypto-1.cpp.o
[8/169] cxx obj/
... (truncated)

diff hotspot

src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts                 |  36 +-
 src/js/internal/streams/utils.ts                   |   3 +
 src/js/node/_http_server.ts                        |  33 +-
 .../http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts     | 108 ++++++
 .../js/node/http/node-http-socket-close-fixture.js | 381 +++++++++++++++++++++
 5 files changed, 545 insertions(+), 16 deletions(-)

gate history · 1 passed · 0 rejected · iteration 0

evidence per changed file

file                                                     reads  edits  tests
src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts                           4      1     56
src/js/internal/streams/utils.ts                             2      3     56
src/js/node/_http_server.ts                                 10      2     60
test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts      5      5     55
test/js/node/http/node-http-socket-close-fixture.js          3      6     67

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• Reproduced with the script in the Notes of the description (<runtime> r.cjs <mode>). On main (7c96a12), no-listener prints uncaught(mine) and no 'close'. Bun 1.4.2 prints res:close uncaught(mine). Node v26.3.0 prints uncaught(mine) res:close sock:close(true).
• PR: node:http: emit 'close' on req.socket with hadError, also when its 'error' emit throws #45017

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The changes add socket-specific close-event handling to stream destruction and HTTP socket cleanup. New HTTP and HTTPS tests record and compare socket close-event arguments and ordering across connection, error, callback, tunnel, and stream scenarios.

Changes

Socket Close Event Handling

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Socket-specific stream close semantics src/js/internal/streams/utils.ts, src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts	The stream utilities export kSocketClose. Stream destruction uses the marker to schedule socket errors and close events separately, pass hadError to socket close events, and handle thrown destroy callbacks.
HTTP socket close cleanup src/js/node/_http_server.ts	The HTTP socket uses kSocketClose. Its close path schedules pending write callback failures on the next tick and defers thrown readable-listener errors while continuing cleanup.
Socket close scenarios and event expectations test/js/node/http/node-http-socket-close-fixture.js, test/js/node/http/node-http-server-abort-events.test.ts	The fixture records events across HTTP, HTTPS, and non-TLS stream scenarios. The test compares fixture output with expected event sequences. HTTPS omits scenarios marked as non-TLS.

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The socket-close tests still set a debug-only timeout despite the test-specific rule forbidding test timeouts. This is a bounded repository-compliance issue, not a demonstrated runtime regression.

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Nothing blocking. The comments below are optional suggestions. There is no need to push a fix for them before merging.

Additional findings (outside the current diff — GitHub can't attach inline comments there):

• 🟣 src/js/node/_http_server.ts — pre-existing: when the client closes mid-request and the request has an 'error' listener, req.socket emits 'error' ECONNRESET "aborted" routed to 'clientError', and after this PR 'close' reports hadError true; Node emits no socket 'error' and hadError false on a FIN. #onClose aborts the request at src/js/node/_http_server.ts:1911 before this.destroy() at 1927, so IncomingMessage._destroy at src/js/node/_http_incoming.ts:391-392 sees !socket.destroyed and calls socket.destroy(err) with the request's ConnResetException. Fix: the native-close path must not let the request's abort error become the socket's destroy error, e.g. destroy the socket (with #closeError) before req.destroy(), or skip the socket.destroy(err) in _http_incoming.ts:391 when the socket's handle is already closed.

  Why this was flagged

  Trigger: a request whose body has not been fully read with req.on('error', fn) attached, and the client sends FIN; the native close runs #onClose (src/js/node/_http_server.ts:1817). At 1909-1911 req[kHandle] is cleared and req.destroy(new ConnResetException("aborted")) is called while this.destroyed is still false (this.destroy runs only at 1927). IncomingMessage._destroy takes the non-handle branch at _http_incoming.ts:390-392: socket && !socket.destroyed && this.aborted is true, so it calls socket.destroy(err) with the ECONNRESET aborted error. With this PR, onDestroy at src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts:112-115 queues emitErrorNT and emitSocketCloseNT(self, true). The socket emits 'error' ECONNRESET, socketOnError at 1554 emits server 'clientError', and 'close' arrives with hadError true. In Node, socketOnClose runs from the socket's own 'close' so socket.destroyed is true and the branch is skipped: no socket 'error', no 'clientError', hadError false. The base already emitted the spurious socket 'error' via emitErrorCloseNT; the hadError true value is new to this PR.

  Verification: #onClose runs lines 1907-1915 of src/js/node/_http_server.ts before this.destroy() at 1926-1928, so this.destroyed is still false there. Line 1910-1911 calls req.destroy(new ConnResetException("aborted")) because the user attached an 'error' listener. IncomingMessage._destroy at src/js/node/_http_incoming.ts:390-392 then runs socket.destroy(err); onDestroy (src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts:111-115) emits 'error' and 'close' with hadError === true.

[claude]

I re-reviewed after the second commit and found no new bugs; the move of the pending tunnel-write tick to directly before this.destroy() closes the ordering gap raised last time. Because this edits the shared _destroy path in src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts and changes observable req.socket semantics ('close' now carries hadError, emitClose is off), a human look is still worthwhile.

What was reviewed:

• _onClose in src/js/node/_http_server.ts: between the process.nextTick(pendingCallback, ...) at :1921 and the destroy at :1928 nothing can throw, so the tick can no longer observe an undestroyed socket.
• The cb(err) try/catch rethrows for unmarked streams, which lands in the existing outer catch at :125-127 and is dropped there as on main (and as in Node's destroy.js), so non-socket streams keep their behavior; the fixture's two unmarked rows pin that.
• Double-'close' risk: NodeHTTPServerSocket._destroy fully overrides net.Socket._destroy, so the emitCloseNT in net.ts:2549 is never reached for this class.
• willEmitClose (utils.ts:252) is now false for the socket, so finished()/pipeline() settle at end+finish rather than 'close'; that matches Node's net.Socket and is covered by the "finished() of a tunnel" row.

Extended reasoning...

The PR touches the shared stream destroy helper (src/js/internal/streams/destroy.ts), a new Bun-only prototype marker in utils.ts, and the node:http server socket's close/destroy sequencing in _http_server.ts, plus a 381-line subprocess fixture with about 33 scenarios over http and https. It touches no auth, crypto, or injection surface; the TLS use is limited to a local fixture server. The second commit addressed the one substantive inline finding from the prior run, and the bug hunt ran dry with no new findings. It is not approved outright because the destroy path is executed by every Node stream, the observable Node-compat changes (hadError argument, emitClose off, finished() timing) merit maintainer judgment, three earlier inline nits (bun:test done boolean, per-test timeout, bunExe/bunEnv) remain unaddressed in the code, and no local build was available to run the fixture.

Still open from earlier reviews (3):

• Unresolved: 3 minor or pre-existing.

[robobun]

About the finding outside the diff (a client FIN in the middle of a request that has an 'error' listener): I could not reproduce it.

• With a response pending, the native abort event runs before the close. onServerRequestEvent (src/js/node/_http_server.ts:1328) then calls socket.destroy() with no error.
• #onClose aborts the request after that, when socket.destroyed is already true (the comment at _http_server.ts:1903 says the same). So IncomingMessage._destroy does not call socket.destroy(err).
• I compared 33 states with Node v26.3.0: FIN and RST, five request states, with and without an 'error' listener on the request, and a response that is not started, started or ended. The socket 'error' code and hadError are equal in each.
• f9b53a2 adds a fixture row for the FIN case. It prints ["response close", "socket close false", "request error: ECONNRESET"], as Node does.

The review threads have the answers to the other points. One is a code change: the tick of a pending tunnel write is now queued directly before the destroy.