There are probably millions. IME, over 20 years of using pipelining, it is quite rare to find ones that don't. Here is a simple example.
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stunnel -fd 0 << eof debug=debug pid=$HOME/1.pid foreground=no [ x ] accept=127.0.0.77:80 client=yes connect=198.252.206.29:443 options=NO_TICKET options=NO_RENEGOTIATION renegotiation=no sni= sslVersion=TLSv1.3 eof export Connection=keep-alive; sh -c "$(sh -c "$(seq -f "seq -f 'seq -f "https://chat.stackexchange.com/transcript/90748/%g/%%g/%%%%g" 1 31' 1 12" 2019 2021)")" \ |a.out \ |nc -vvn 127.77 80 > 1.htm cd;kill $(cat 1.pid) cat > 1.l int yy_get_next_buffer(); int fileno(FILE *); int setenv (const char *, const char *, int); int dprintf(int, const char *__restrict, ...); #define httpMethod "GET" #define httpVersion "1.1" #define Host "" #define jmp BEGIN #define Y(x,y) fprintf(stdout,x,y) int count,path,ka; int httpheaders(){ setenv("httpMethod",httpMethod,0);Y("%s ",getenv("httpMethod")); Y("%s HTTP/",getenv("Path")); setenv("httpVersion",httpVersion,0);Y("%s\r\n",getenv("httpVersion")); if(0==setenv("Host","",0))Y("Host: %s\r\n",getenv("Host")); if(getenv("Connection"))Y("Connection: %s\r\n",getenv("Connection")); fputs("\r\n",stdout); return 0;} %option nounput noinput %s xa xb xc xa "http://"|"https://" xb [-A-Za-z0-9.:]* xc [^#'|<> \r\n]* %% ^{xa} count++;setenv("Scheme",yytext,0);jmp xa; <xa>{xb} setenv("Host",yytext,1);if(!getenv("Host"))setenv("Host",Host,0);jmp xb; <xb>\n path=0;setenv("Path","/",0);httpheaders();jmp 0; <xb>{xc} path=1;setenv("Path",yytext,1);httpheaders();jmp 0; .|\n %% int main(){yylex();exit(0);} int yywrap(){if(count>1){ fputs("GET /robots.txt HTTP/1.1\r\n",stdout); Y("Host: %s\r\n",getenv("Host")); fputs("Connection: close\r\n",stdout); fputs("\r\n",stdout);}; exit(0);} ^D flex 1.l cc -std=c89 -Wall -pedantic -static -pipe lex.yy.c
There are probably millions. IME, over 20 years of using pipelining, it is quite rare to find ones that don't. Here is a simple example.
Download the k-tree transcript archive from stackexchange.com
1116 HTTP requests, 1 TCP connection
26MB download