In the case of using `curl` or a similar tool on the command line,
or if the client decides to end the request for a streamed file early
without the check we would end up causing a server crash. Now, we will
just not send the response as the client has already decided how to
move on.

fix: nestjs#10105

I had to use node's `http` module for this because
I could not get `supertest`s `abort` method to
work properly. With the raw `http` module I was able
to use `req.destroy()` to cancel the request early.
We now see the error from a premature closure, but are
still able to make extra requests afterwards

As we make use of the `http` module instead of axios or supertest
we have tomake use of some rather low level code. Using this utils
file we can have clearer names of what is happening in each request
to make it easier to follow what's happening. I've also added in some
comments about why each part is the way it is for clarity.