- Review error handling. Only 2 exceptions remain in connector.py:

  - Drop useless exception handling for EAGAIN since it should not happen
    if the kernel says the socket is ready.
  - Do not distinguish other socket errors. Just close and log in a generic way.
  - No need to raise a specific exception for EOF.
  - Make 'connect' return a boolean instead of raising an exception.
  - Raise appropriate exception when answer/ask/notify is called on a closed
    non-MT connection.

- Add support for more complex connectors, which may need to write for a read
  operation, or to read when there's pending data to send. This will be
  required for SSL support (more exactly, the handshake will be done in
  a transparent way):

  - Move write buffer to connector.
  - Make 'receive' fill the read buffer, instead of returning the read data.
  - Make 'receive' & 'send' return a boolean to switch polling for writing.
  - Tolerate that sockets return 0 as number of bytes sent.

- In testConnection, simply delete all failing tests, as announced
  in commit 71e30fb9.