Rossen Stoyanchev dc3d834026 Refinements related to a committed response
1. setComplete checks the isCommitted flag to avoid an unnecessary
debug message. This method is meant to be safe to call many times.

2. setStatusCode lowers log message to TRACE, since the return value
communicates the outcome it's arguably much less critical.

3. Add comment and test case for ResponseStatusExceptionHandler.
A ResponseStatusException is clearly meant to be handled by this
handler so don't let it pass through even if the respones is
committed.

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