Alex Villacís Lasso a5ae72c0f6 Properly use nonzero select() timeout for writable sockets
A socket that is "at rest" (no pending reads or writes) is by definition
"writable", and using select() to check for writability will return TRUE
 for the socket without any delay. Therefore each active connection must
 be checked for pending data to write before being added to the write
 check set. This fixes failure to yield to other tasks due to a busy
 loop.
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