extmod/modussl_mbedtls: Consider mbedtls buffer when poll()'ing #6865
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This commit fixes a bug where a poll() for read would not consider
bytes available internally within the mbedtls_ssl's application data
record read buffer. The bug would trigger if the caller's previous
read() only retreived a portion of the bytes available, then called
poll(). In spite of the wrapped socket being immediately readable, the
poll() would incorrectly block (or timeout) because it was passing
the poll ioctl down to the raw socket and waiting for additional
encrypted data to arrive on the raw socket.
The fix checks for bytes available via the
mbedtls_ssl_get_bytes_avail() call before handing down to the raw
socket.