Fix cookie header duplication#522
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Otherwise parse current cookies set on response and replace it using Rack directly.
New methods like Rack::Utils#make_delete_cookie_header were only added on 2.0.0
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References #508 and fix a bug introduced by #490
Using ActionDispatch::Cookies from rails, manages flushing/replacing cookies on its own. Sinatra also have something like it on Sinatra::Cookies.
When using Rack directly you have to take care of that. Each time set_cookie was called it was adding another Set-Cookie entry to response.
This PR does: