fix: close websocket handler when web socket is dropped #320
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* When `QsWebSocket` was dropped, the handler was still running. Now, it is also cancelled. * `UserCubit` considered web socket disconnect events as an error, and reconnected again. This is not needed since internally `QsWebSocket` automatically reconnects. Additionally, replace the broadcast channel by mpsc one, since we have only a single subscriber. Also remove unused public APIs.
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QsWebSocketwas dropped, the handler was still running. Now, itis also cancelled.
UserCubitconsidered web socket disconnect events as an error, andreconnected again. This is not needed since internally
QsWebSocketautomatically reconnects.
Additionally, replace the broadcast channel by mpsc one, since we have
only a single subscriber. Also remove unused public APIs.