Fix Parameter name mix-up in HttpResponse#19
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The parameter closeConnection in different ctor overloads of HttpResponse should be named keepAliveConnection instead: It gets negated when stored in private field _closeConnection (c.f. line 188).
Strictly speaking, this PR introduces a breaking change (for callers who use named arguments). However, it should not effect many consumers. The alternative to keep the name of the parameter but change its behavior accordingly would be less compatible for existing code bases.