feat: bound in-memory response resources - #25
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Summary
Completes the final v0.8 hardening substep by adding explicit finite resource bounds to the in-memory HTTP/1.1 response path.
Public API
ResponseLimitsClient::set_response_limits()andClient::response_limits()Clientmove construction and assignmentDefault limits
Zero is a real limit rather than an unlimited sentinel.
Enforcement
Content-Lengthbefore reserving declared body capacityError model
ErrorCode::ResponseLimitExceededResponseand the active connection is not retained for reuseTests
Adds deterministic coverage for:
Documentation
docs/api/response-limits.mdScope
This does not add response streaming, compression, retry behavior, pooling, TLS, or async I/O. The frozen v1 response model remains fully memory-resident.