Why is HTTP/2 support explicitly disabled in StartHTTPListener?

[pythonSB]

Hello,

I noticed that in the StartHTTPListener function, the server is initialized with the following line:

TLSNextProto: make(map[string]func(*http.Server, *tls.Conn, http.Handler)),

This appears to explicitly disable HTTP/2 support, even though Go's http.Server would enable it by default for HTTPS connections.
Is there a specific reason for disabling HTTP/2 in this implementation? Are there known compatibility issues or security considerations, or is it for another purpose?

Thank you for your insights!

[moloch--]

It has a habit of sending packets even when the connection is "closed," which can increase the visibility of the connections in network telemetry and tools like netstat.