AMQ-9392 - Rework fix for read check Timer leak #1529
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This commit updates the previous fix for preventing a read check Timer
leak by the inactivity monitor when TCP connections fail
This is a follow on to #1119
This updated version has the following improvements:
consolidated into one location and only done during stopping of the
transport. Previously, the update could stop the task/executor during
normal broker operation (see next point)
initialization of a connection and the previous change caused the read
task to be cancelled and the executor to be stopped, only to be
immediately restarted again during the first connection creation.
referencing tasks/timers during stop
and make it easier to understand what is going on.