properly stop MessageDispatcher if Subscriber fails #1665
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When PollingSubscriberConnection fails, it calls
notifyFailed.Subscriber listens to this failure and stops all connections before
failing itself.
Stopping connections is implemented with
stopAsync.The problem is with the connection that originally failed.
Since it has already entered the FAILED state, it cannot be stopped
by
stopAsync.Consequently, this leaks a MessageDispatcher.
This commit makes the connection explicitly stop itself before notifying
the Subscriber that it has failed.
cc @davidtorres