Rossen Stoyanchev da98ff72d2 Use StringDecoder to split SSE stream
ServerSentEventHttpMessageReader had logic to split on new lines
and buffer until an empty new line (start of a new event). To account
for random data chunking, it later re-assembled the lines for each
event and split again on new lines. However bufferUntil was still
unreliable a chunk may contain nothing but a newline, which doesn't
necessarily mean an empty newline in the overall SSE stream.

This commit simplifies the above by delegating the splitting of the
stream along newlines to StringDecoder.

Issue: SPR-16744
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