Don't warn when CRLF is found after last boundary#193
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Django's MultiPartParser and Werkzeug's sansio multipart parser both silently accept (and ignore) the optional CRLF + epilogue that RFC 2046 section 5.1.1 allows after the closing boundary. python-multipart was logging "Skipping data after last boundary" instead, and the single- chunk guard added in #193 also missed the case where the trailing CRLF was split across two writes - a trailing `\r` at the end of one chunk would fall through to the warning branch because `i + 1 < length` was false, even though the `\n` arrived in the next chunk. Drop the warning and the split-chunk guard entirely. The epilogue is short-circuited the same way as before (no O(N) scan), just without the spurious log line. Closes #246.
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Skipping data after the last boundary#192