fix(ios): flush coalesced chunks on transport errors#3459
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Superseded by #3460, which carries the same commits but targets |
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Closing in favor of #3460 because this PR's non-main base does not trigger repository CI. |
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Follow-up for #3455.
Flushes the shared
StreamCoalescerbefore recovering a failed send stream and on each failed/no-resumable resume path, so chunks received during the final coalescing interval are not lost. Updates the mobile native source-contract assertions accordingly.Validation:
pnpm typecheckpnpm check:tests-wiredpnpm test:mobile(81 files)The original head branch is owned by
OpenCovenand does not permit maintainer edits, so this must merge intocody/perf-stream-coalescebefore #3455 can pass its mobile check.