Known Problems fixed in AWS 3.1

- M527-001: Better respect the WebSocket RFC
  Problem:    WebSocket requests with large messages or sent in multiple
              chunks are not handled properly.
  Workaround: None

- M517-012: Fix parsing of URL parameters with no value
  Problem:    A parameter in an URL with no value is not correctly parsed if
              it is the last parameter.
  Workaround: Parse the URL manually or add the parameter manually after
              parsing.

- M325-036: Fix memory leak when handling malformed SOAP document
  Problem:    If an exception is raised while parsing a malformed SOAP
              document, the corresponding XML tree is not properly freed.
  Workaround: Make sure the SOAP document is valid.

- LB19-029: Max-Age cookie attribute does non conform to RFC-6265
  Problem:    Max-Age cookie attribute must be an integral number
              as specified in the RFC-6265 (2011). Note that the
              definition has changed as previous RFCs 2109 (1997) and
              RFC-2965 (2000) were still defining Max-Age as delta-seconds.
  Workaround: Do not use Opera browser which enforces this rule.

- LB06-009: Memory leak in AWS.Client.LDAP.Bind
  Problem:    When the connection is rejected it is not possible to
              reclaim the memory associated with the LDAP structure.
  Workaround: Copy the LDAP structure before calling Bind.
