Automatically re-auth in case the token is invalid after reconnecting #66
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After reconnecting the websocket connection it has to re-auth, but the token may be invalid by this point. Updated
connect()to automatically get a new token and re-auth if the auth fails the first time after connecting.I was going to add a check so that it only does this when reconnecting and doesn't retry at all when just connecting initially, but then I realised that this does actually apply to the first connect as well - it is possible that there was a long delay between getting the token and deciding to start a websocket connection, so the token may also be invalid in that case.