Route requests through _http_request to avoid HTTP/2 stalls - #38
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Under HTTP/2 all requests to a host multiplex over one shared connection, so a single wedged connection stalls every subsequent request. Pin HTTP/1.1, whose independent pooled connections confine a stall to the one request, and bound the read-inactivity time so a request cannot hang indefinitely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Under HTTP/2 all requests to a host multiplex over one shared connection, so a single wedged connection stalls every subsequent request. This switches the default to HTTP/1.1, whose independent pooled connections confine a stall to the one request, and bound the read-inactivity time so a request cannot hang indefinitely.