be a little more specific in FAQ answer

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-6.59  2016-04-21
+6.59  2016-04-22
   - Removed deprecated xss_escape function from Mojo::Util.
   - Improved HTML Living Standard compliance of Mojo::DOM::HTML.
   - Improved Mojo::Server::Daemon to log when a connection has been closed

diff --git a/lib/Mojolicious/Guides/FAQ.pod b/lib/Mojolicious/Guides/FAQ.pod
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 =head2 What does "Premature connection close" mean?
 
-On the I<client-side> this message is often related to the one above, and means
-that the web server closed the connection before the user agent could receive
-the whole response, or that the user agent got destroyed, which forces all
-connections to be closed immediately.
-
-On the I<server-side> this message means that the user agent closed the
-connection before the web server could send the whole response. While this is
-generally harmless in itself, special care must be taken for non-blocking
-operations that might still be active, because once the connection has been
-closed L<Mojolicious::Controller/"tx"> will no longer be available. In such
-cases you can use events like L<Mojo::Transaction/"finish"> for cleaning up, or
-keep an extra reference to the transaction object.
+When reported by L<Mojo::UserAgent>, this message is often related to the one
+above, and means that the web server closed the connection before the user agent
+could receive the whole response, or that the user agent got destroyed, which
+forces all connections to be closed immediately.
+
+And when reported by one of the built-in web servers, this message means that
+the user agent closed the connection before the web server could send the whole
+response. While this is generally harmless in itself, special care must be taken
+for non-blocking operations that might still be active, because once the
+connection has been closed L<Mojolicious::Controller/"tx"> will no longer be
+available. In such cases you can use events like L<Mojo::Transaction/"finish">
+for cleaning up, or keep an extra reference to the transaction object.
 
 =head2 What does "Worker 31842 has no heartbeat, restarting" mean?