Hello everyone,I'm currently creating a Swift Framework to add TCP capabilities to a C++ application.And I have issues I don't meet when I test my Swift code out of a framework.To be brief: I never receive failed state updates, the stateUpdateHandler is never called with a failed State or with a cancelled State. This happens whatever the way the connection is cut, either when I kill the client application or when I call cancel() client side. I receive waiting and ready states properly and my connections work fine, which puzzles me.To describe precisely my configuration, both my client and my server are using a Swift framework using network.framework. They are both C++ applications, running on the same machine (development environment). Communication between the C++ and Swift part of the application is fine.I manage properly to create connections and send data over them. If I cancel the connection either client or server side, the other side never gets notified. Same behavior occurs if I kill the client or the server. If I test my code on a simple Swift project, it works fine. The Swift code must be inside a framework, in my opinion, for the issue to happen.I've looked at everything during 2 days, and I don't think I make any obvious mistake. The fact that I receive all the other states properly make me think there's an issue with the specific way failed and cancelled statuses are handled.Thanks for any help you can give me.