It seems that even half of nginx only supports HTTP 1.1 keep-alive requests:
This is an HTTP / 1.0 proxy without the ability to continue requests. (As a result, backend connections are created and destroyed on each request.) Nginx tells HTTP / 1.1 to the browser and HTTP / 1.0 to the backend server. As such, it handles keep-alive in the browser. ( source )
This is you, how to implement it?
The most difficult part, in my opinion, is how to make the answer the same order as in keep-alive mode.
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