Issue: Message Buffering Causes Messages to Stick Together After Certain Point

[InventedSarawak]

Description:

There is a problem with the message buffering in the server implementation. After a certain number of messages have been sent and received, the messages start to stick together, making it difficult to distinguish between individual messages.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Start the TinyServer and connect multiple clients.
2. Send a series of messages between clients.
3. After a certain number of messages, observe that messages appear concatenated or stick together.

Expected Behavior:

Each message should be distinct and clearly separated when displayed.

Actual Behavior:

Messages become concatenated and are difficult to read.

Environment:

• TinyServer version: [insert version]
• Operating System: [insert OS]
• Number of clients connected: [insert number]

Additional Context:

This issue may impact the user experience as it can lead to confusion when reading chat logs. A potential solution might involve adjusting how messages are buffered and ensuring they are properly separated.#### Description:
There is a problem with the message buffering in the server implementation. After a certain number of messages have been sent and received, the messages start to stick together, making it difficult to distinguish between individual messages.

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Start the TinyServer and connect multiple clients.
2. Send a series of messages between clients.
3. After a certain number of messages, observe that messages appear concatenated or stick together.

Expected Behavior:

Each message should be distinct and clearly separated when displayed.

Actual Behavior:

Messages become concatenated and are difficult to read.

Environment:

• TinyServer version: [insert version]
• Operating System: [insert OS]
• Number of clients connected: [insert number]

Additional Context:

This issue may impact user experience as it can lead to confusion when reading chat logs. A potential solution might involve adjusting how messages are buffered and ensuring they are properly separated.