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docs: clarify HTTP/2 frame transaction behaviour and restore stream ID 0 explanation
Improved the HTTP/2 documentation by adding a clarification note distinguishing HTTP/2 protocol frames from Suricata’s internal frame concept. Restored the original explanation for frames with stream ID 0, as this behaviour is correct: connection‑level frames (stream ID 0) result in a transaction being created for each frame, while other frames are grouped into transactions based on their stream identifier. No functional changes; documentation only.
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internal *frame* concept used in the rule language.
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HTTP/2 frames are grouped into transactions based on their stream
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identifier. Frames with a stream ID of 0 are connection‑level frames
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and are not part of a transaction.
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identifier.
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Frames with a stream ID of 0, whose effects are global for the
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connection, result in a transaction being created for each frame.
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