An an override of Flush() to GZipOutputStream to ensure the headers are writen before flushing #390
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refs #382 - An an override of Flush() to GZipOutputStream to ensure the GZip header is always written before any data is flushed to the output stream.
I'm not entirely sure that there aren't any other issues occuring the described example or with the way flushing is handled, but ensuring the header is written before flushing fixes the tests and seems a reasonable thing to do.
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