Fix for HTEventList_stopLoop() bug on Unix

[first post: please forgive any etiquette violation]

I noticed that HTEventList_stopLoop() wouldn't cause the 
HTEventList_loop() routine to stop (I'm using libwww on Solaris).
The problem is a duplication of the module-private HTEndLoop
flag within the HTEventList_loop routine.  This makes the logic in
HTEventList_stopLoop() ineffective.

The 'cvs diff -c' for HTEvtLst.c follows (remove the local 
copy of the HTEndLoop variable in HTEventList_loop() ).  

Hope this helps --
  -mike bennett (mbennett@netcom.com)
 
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% cvs diff -c HTEvtLst.c
Index: HTEvtLst.c
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RCS file: /sources/public/libwww/Library/src/HTEvtLst.c,v
retrieving revision 2.22
diff -c -r2.22 HTEvtLst.c
*** HTEvtLst.c  1998/05/19 16:49:23     2.22
--- HTEvtLst.c  1998/10/01 00:35:53
***************
*** 775,781 ****
      ms_t now;
      SOCKET s;
      int status = HT_OK;
-     HTEndLoop = 0;
  
      EventOrderList = HTList_new();    /* is kept around until EventOrder_deleteAll */
  
--- 775,780 ----