fix(collab): preserve initial sync delivery under backpressure - #590
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Large sites send thousands of initial collaboration replies through one socket. The server previously ignored backpressure and continued generating replies, leaving some documents empty and the editor write gate closed indefinitely. Serialize requests per connection, await Bun's drain after a queued send, and reconnect when delivery fails. Pub/sub overflow also closes the connection so state-vector recovery can catch up.
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bun test(7,056 passed),bun run build,bun run lint, andgit diff --check. Regression tests cover drain ordering without duplicate sends, disconnect cancellation, and dropped-frame recovery. Existing real-socket collaboration tests pass. Browser verification on an isolated 1,602-page / 754-component site went from 2,061 empty document trees to zero; layer rename, undo/redo and persistence after reload passed. Local test data and screenshots are excluded. No database schema changes.