fix(tonic-web): fix panic caused in trailer parsing when there is more than one trailer#1880
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I think this makes sense, but the code is a little hard to read.
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Motivation
Attempting to parse a real grpc-web message response from an envoy server that added a few other trailers resulted in a panic
Solution
Root issue was a simple failure to advance the cursor in a buffer read. It happened to work for the first trailer so this wasn't already caught in tests