Fix test_lots_of_names overflowing the incoming buffer#763
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- This test generated many hosts and tries to send them and backoff to ensure the incoming buffer does not get full and incoming starts getting dropped. That did not already work. Switch to using our _inject_response helper to avoid the spurious failure since we are not testing the network stack
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backoff to ensure the incoming buffer does not get full and
incoming starts getting dropped. That did not already work.
Switch to using our _inject_response helper to avoid the
spurious failure since we are not testing the network stack