If upstreams were reordered between start of an upstream request and its
conclusion, the move-to-front operation would likely incorrectly reorder
upstreams: duplicate one and remove another. Instead, we abandon the
move-to-front operation if that was about to happen.
If upstreams were reordered between start of an upstream request and its conclusion, the move-to-front operation would likely incorrectly reorder upstreams: duplicate one and remove another. Instead, we abandon the move-to-front operation if that was about to happen.