When the RLC layer returns error codes (like dropped packets), this is still
counted as PDCP layer traffic. In order to reflect dropped packets or
malfunctioning, this patch makes that upon an RLC error code, the function is
exited immediately. In this case, it is not counted as additional PDCP traffic.

An example is too much UDP traffic. If the RLC buffer is saturated and the
packet therefore refused, incoming traffic won't be counted anymore. With this
patch, the PDCP layer statistics won't count such traffic anymore.