Bound retained SSE parser data

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Summary

• Add an optional maxBufferSize guard to the SSE parser, covering partial lines, accumulated data, pending event / id, and project-specific meta state.
• Define maxBufferSize as a live parser-retained decoded-text budget, not an eventual logical-event-size limit. While an event: / id: replacement is being parsed, the old retained value and the incoming replacement coexist and both count toward the limit; this is enforced both across internal decode slices and when the complete replacement line fits in the final slice.
• Check completed fields before oversized events can be dispatched. On overflow, clear retained state through reset() and consistently report SSE_BUFFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED until an explicit reset.
• Decode large input in fixed 64 KiB byte slices. At internal slice boundaries, account for already-retained event state plus the pending field value, while discounting framing only for recognized SSE fields/comments. Unknown fields remain fully counted.
• Preserve the parser's existing BufferSource input compatibility when the limit is enabled, including ArrayBuffer and DataView inputs.
• Enable a limit of 8,388,608 decoded UTF-16 code units in fetchSSE. This is a retained-text budget, not an 8 MiB byte limit or a byte-accurate heap ceiling.
• Keep plain-JSON fallback resource use independently bounded: oversized-response decoding uses only a 64 KiB byte preview, while an 8 MiB raw-byte budget is tracked cumulatively without buffering the full response.
• Report oversized plain JSON explicitly instead of silently completing. JSON MIME and bounded JSON-root prefix detection are treated only as candidate evidence; they do not preempt the bounded SSE parser. If a later SSE event is dispatched, the response remains valid SSE even when the endpoint is mislabeled as JSON or starts with an unknown SSE field that resembles a JSON root.
• Recognize object, array, string, number, boolean, and null JSON-root prefixes for oversized no-MIME responses. Keep root detection pending across zero-length chunks, complete small BOM/JSON-whitespace framing chunks, and UTF-8 BOM bytes split across transport chunks. The probe retains at most the pending 1–2 BOM bytes and otherwise inspects at most 64 KiB per chunk.
• Treat a huge chunk whose first 64 KiB is entirely framing as ambiguous rather than scanning the rest of that attacker-sized chunk; a later parsed SSE event still wins, otherwise the oversized JSON candidate is rejected at EOF.
• Deliver successfully parsed plain-JSON fallback messages directly instead of re-encoding them as SSE, avoiding an off-by-one rejection at the exact inspection limit while preserving the existing onMessage(JSON.stringify(value)) and [DONE] behavior.
• Cancel and release readers after parser/callback failures without replacing the original error when onError or reader cleanup also fails. Error reporting does not wait for a potentially pending reader.cancel() promise, and successful plain-JSON fallback likewise does not wait for cancellation before onEnd() / completion. Cancellation rejection is still observed.

Upstream baseline

This branch is rebased directly onto merged #1069 (Reset SSE parser metadata state). That upstream change already clears pending extra metadata in reset() and carries the base regression proving stale metadata does not survive a reset.

Accordingly, #1070 no longer carries extra = void 0 or the base metadata-reset regression as its own diff. This PR only adds the retained-state accounting that builds on that baseline: extraLength is reset alongside the upstream metadata state, metadata length contributes to maxBufferSize, and the buffer-limit tests verify reset/accounting behavior under the configured guard.

Review follow-up

• Internal decode slices include previously retained data, event, id, and meta state in the limit calculation.
• Large event: and id: replacements intentionally use live retained-state accounting. Regressions cover both replacements crossing a 64 KiB decode boundary and complete replacements that fit in the final slice, ensuring the old and new values are counted together while they coexist.
• The live replacement rule is documented next to checkTransientLineSize() so a future change does not silently weaken the resource guarantee into an eventual logical-state limit.
• Known SSE framing is discounted only while an internal decode slice is incomplete; unknown field names remain fully counted so an attacker cannot manufacture a free prefix.
• The bounded path normalizes accepted BufferSource inputs to a byte view before slicing, retaining ArrayBuffer / DataView compatibility.
• Plain JSON exactly at the 8 MiB fallback threshold is delivered successfully without passing through the SSE retained-state budget a second time.
• Oversized JSON regressions cover multibyte object and string-scalar responses whose UTF-8 byte size exceeds 8 MiB while decoded UTF-16 text stays below the parser cap, a JSON object followed by more than 8 MiB of valid JSON whitespace, and multibyte JSON split across individually sub-8 MiB transport chunks. These fail explicitly instead of producing zero messages followed by normal completion.
• Bounded root detection covers a same-chunk JSON value that appears only after more than 64 KiB of leading whitespace without scanning past the preview, as well as a UTF-8 BOM split into three separate transport chunks before blank framing and the oversized JSON body.
• Large SSE regressions deliberately cover misleading application/json metadata, more than 64 KiB of leading blank framing, comments, object-like unknown fields, and scalar-like unknown fields before later valid data: events. Candidate evidence therefore cannot reject a stream once the parser establishes actual SSE behavior.
• Parser/callback failure cleanup is tested with a cancellation promise that remains pending, proving that reader unlock and the original error are not blocked on cancellation settlement.
• Plain-JSON fallback is likewise tested with a pending cancellation promise and an initial zero-byte transport chunk; it must still emit the JSON message plus [DONE], unlock the reader, call onEnd(), and fulfill before cancellation settles.
• The multibyte preview regression compares the decoded result of the first 64 KiB bytes, rather than incorrectly assuming 64 KiB of UTF-16 code units.

The oversized-response probe is deliberately a candidate classifier, not a complete JSON parser. A response that later produces an SSE event always wins the disambiguation. Conversely, an event-less oversized response whose first meaningful byte is a valid JSON-root prefix may be classified as oversized JSON at EOF; this is the conservative fallback behavior for a response that produced no SSE events.

The existing small plain-JSON fast path is preserved: if the first non-empty transport chunk is within the fallback byte limit and is already complete parseable JSON, fetchSSE emits the JSON message plus [DONE], cancels the unread body, and returns as before. The cumulative oversized-response guard applies to responses that do not complete through that existing fast path.

Candidate evidence also does not relabel parser failures. If decoded live SSE state exceeds maxBufferSize before EOF, the parser can still report SSE_BUFFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED; an ambiguous parser overflow is not rewritten as FETCH_JSON_RESPONSE_TOO_LARGE without stronger format proof.

The optional per-call fetchSSE limit override remains intentionally deferred: this focused hardening change keeps a fixed production guard rather than adding an opt-out without a concrete provider requirement. Direct parser callers still choose whether to enable the optional guard. Large transport chunks remain valid when their individual retained events fit the limit.

Validation

• GitHub Actions run 34772292723, for final commit aec62d941ac383ffe183bb602e9945780958dabc: passed.
• Verified successful npm run test:coverage, npm run lint, npm run build, npm run build:safari, and Safari build-artifact checks. The coverage-badge update job is skipped by workflow conditions rather than failed.
• Immediately before the final rebase, upstream master was re-fetched at df0bc7e49871d6dd2eb292dd72bba27a89bbe46a, the merge commit for Reset SSE parser metadata state #1069. The final branch is based directly on that commit and contains exactly one focused commit (ahead 1, behind 0).
• The final commit author/committer timestamp is 2026-09-13T17:39:58Z, equivalent to 2026-09-14 01:39:58 UTC+8 (中原標準時間).
• The diff remains limited to the same five SSE implementation/test files; the Reset SSE parser metadata state #1069 metadata-reset line and its base regression are inherited from master rather than duplicated in this PR.
• The PR is mergeable with the current base, and all currently visible inline review threads are resolved. Earlier automated reviews that targeted predecessor commits are not treated as approval of this final SHA.
• Manual browser-extension smoke tests have not been performed.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added configurable buffer limits for Server-Sent Events parsing.
  • Added clear errors when incoming data exceeds configured limits.
  • Added bounded processing for oversized incoming chunks.
  • Added rejection of oversized JSON responses.
  • Expanded JSON fallback support to include strings, numbers, booleans, and null.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved parser recovery after buffer-limit errors.
  • Improved handling of oversized chunks and fallback responses.
  • Preserved original errors when stream cleanup also fails.

• Tests

  • Added comprehensive coverage for buffer limits, fallback responses, and stream cleanup.

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Walkthrough

The SSE parser adds configurable retained-data limits and bounded decoding. fetchSSE recognizes scalar JSON roots, handles oversized responses, and cleans up readers across success and error paths. Tests cover limits, classification, callbacks, and cleanup.

Changes

SSE protection

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Parser buffer-limit enforcement src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs, tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser*.mjs	createParser validates maxBufferSize, processes bounded slices, tracks retained parser state, throws coded RangeErrors on overflow, and permits reuse after reset(). Tests cover metadata, field replacement, UTF-8 framing, binary inputs, and high-volume processing.
fetchSSE reader lifecycle src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs, tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs	fetchSSE recognizes scalar and container JSON roots, handles oversized SSE and JSON responses, preserves primary callback errors, emits fake responses, and cancels and releases readers across exit paths. Tests cover previews, JSON size errors, aborts, read failures, completion, and cleanup failures.

Priority: ⬇️ Low

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant fetchSSE
  participant reader
  participant parser
  participant callbacks
  fetchSSE->>reader: read first response chunk
  fetchSSE->>fetchSSE: classify SSE preview or JSON root
  fetchSSE->>parser: feed bounded chunk
  parser->>callbacks: dispatch parsed event
  callbacks-->>fetchSSE: callback result or error
  fetchSSE->>reader: cancel and release lock
  fetchSSE->>callbacks: emit fake response and onEnd when applicable

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PR Summary by Qodo

Bound SSE parser retention and first-chunk inspection

🐞 Bug fix ✨ Enhancement 🧪 Tests 🕐 40+ Minutes

AI Description

• Bound live SSE parser-retained text with deterministic overflow and reset semantics.
• Limit first-chunk JSON inspection while preserving bounded SSE and fallback handling.
• Guarantee reader cleanup without masking parser, callback, or transport failures.

Diagram

graph TD
  A["Fetch response"] --> B{"First chunk?"} -->|Yes| C["Bounded preview"] --> D{"Plain JSON?"}
  D -->|Yes| E["Message callbacks"] --> H["Reader cleanup"]
  D -->|No| F["SSE parser"] --> G{"Within budget?"}
  B -->|No| F
  G -->|Yes| E
  G -->|No| H

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High-Level Assessment

The current approach is appropriate because the retained-text budget must be enforced inside the incremental parser, where partial lines and accumulated fields are simultaneously visible. A transport-byte limit would not accurately bound decoded state, while buffering entire events or responses would worsen memory exposure; fixed decode slices plus parser-level accounting preserve streaming and existing BufferSource compatibility.

Files changed (5) +864 / -19

Bug fix (2) +250 / -19

eventsource-parser.mjsEnforce a live retained-text budget in the SSE parser +119/-3

Enforce a live retained-text budget in the SSE parser

• Adds optional 'maxBufferSize' validation and accounts for pending lines, accumulated data, event names, IDs, and metadata in UTF-16 code units. Input is decoded in 64 KiB slices, overflow terminates and clears parser state, and 'reset()' explicitly restores usability while preserving BufferSource support.

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs

fetch-sse.mjsApply bounded SSE parsing and deterministic stream cleanup +131/-16

Apply bounded SSE parsing and deterministic stream cleanup

• Configures an 8,388,608-code-unit parser budget and bounds oversized first-chunk inspection to a 64 KiB preview. Plain JSON fallback is delivered directly, oversized JSON receives a dedicated error code, and readers are cancelled or released across completion and failure paths without masking original errors.

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs

Tests (3) +614 / -0

eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjsCover retained-state and decode-slice buffer limits +137/-0

Cover retained-state and decode-slice buffer limits

• Adds focused tests for every retained field, pre-dispatch rejection, replacement-field accounting, metadata reset, Unicode framing, large transport chunks, unknown fields, BufferSource inputs, and early overflow during sliced decoding.

tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs

eventsource-parser.test.mjsTest parser limit validation, overflow, and recovery +50/-0

Test parser limit validation, overflow, and recovery

• Extends the existing parser suite with invalid-limit validation, unfinished-line and multiline-data overflow cases, persistent terminated behavior, and successful recovery after 'reset()'.

tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser.test.mjs

fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjsVerify bounded inspection and reader lifecycle handling +427/-0

Verify bounded inspection and reader lifecycle handling

• Adds integration-style tests for parser and callback failures, cleanup error isolation, oversized JSON classification, large framed SSE responses, exact-limit JSON fallback, pending cancellation, EOF unlocking, read errors, and aborts.

tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs

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🐞 Bugs (0) 📘 Rule violations (0) 📜 Skill insights (0)

1. Mislabeled SSE streams are rejected ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

startsLikeSse returns false at the first unrecognized line instead of scanning the preview for
later recognized framing. When an oversized valid SSE chunk begins with an ignorable extension field
before data: and carries a JSON MIME type, isDefinitelyOversizedJsonResponse rejects it before
the parser can dispatch its event.

Code

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[109]

+    return false

Evidence

The detector exits on the first unknown line, while the parser ignores unknown fields and can
process a later data: line. The new object-like oversized SSE test demonstrates this exact
accepted stream shape without a content type; adding JSON MIME causes the early oversized-JSON
branch to reject the same stream.

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[101-117]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[204-245]
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[203-233]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Oversized SSE responses can be rejected as JSON when their preview begins with a valid but unrecognized SSE field before a recognized field such as `data:`. The SSE parser ignores unknown fields, so format detection should continue scanning rather than rejecting at the first one.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[101-116]
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[203-233]

## Recommended Fix
Update `startsLikeSse` to continue past lines that the SSE parser would safely ignore while still recognizing comments and known fields. Add coverage for an oversized unknown-field-prefixed SSE response carrying a JSON content type and verify that its event is dispatched.

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2. Reset lets metadata evade the limit ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

reset() sets extraLength to zero without clearing the existing extra array, so
checkBufferSize() treats retained metadata as zero characters. After any parsed meta line, each
reset permits another limit-sized metadata value to be appended to the same array, allowing retained
state to grow without bound and stale metadata to reach the next dispatched event.

Code

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[37]

+    extraLength = 0

Evidence

The reset path clears extraLength but leaves extra reachable, while buffer accounting uses that
zeroed length whenever the retained array is truthy. New metadata is then appended to the same
array, and the next blank line dispatches the entire retained array before clearing it.

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[28-39]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[96-105]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[123-138]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[174-182]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Parser reset clears the metadata accounting value but leaves the metadata array retained. Repeated reset and feed cycles can therefore bypass `maxBufferSize`, and the old metadata can be emitted with a subsequent event.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[28-39]
- tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[36-43]

## Recommended Fix
Set `extra` to `void 0` inside `reset()` alongside `extraLength = 0`. Extend the reset regression test to verify that metadata parsed before reset is neither emitted afterward nor accumulated across repeated reset cycles.

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3. Plain JSON test exceeds line limit ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The fetchSSE finishes plain JSON fallback after an empty chunk before cancellation settles test
declaration occupies 108 characters on one physical line. Its description and callback are left
together, so later edits begin beyond the repository's permitted 100-character boundary.

Code

tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245]

+test('fetchSSE finishes plain JSON fallback after an empty chunk before cancellation settles', async (t) => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 limits non-comment source lines to 100 characters, while the focused test
declaration is 108 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245-245]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The plain-JSON fallback test declaration is 108 characters wide and exceeds the 100-character source-line limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245-245]

## Recommended Fix
Rewrite the declaration using the multiline `test(` form already used by neighboring tests, placing the description and async callback on separate lines.

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4. Two reader tests exceed line limit ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The reader-cleanup test contains a 108-character test declaration at line 187 and a 103-character
conditional assignment at line 222. Both statements remain unwrapped, so future changes begin beyond
the permitted source width.

Code

tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187]

+test('fetchSSE cancels and unlocks a plain JSON response after emitting its fallback events', async (t) => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 sets a 100-character maximum; the newly added lines are respectively 108 and
103 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187-187]
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[222-222]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Two new reader-cleanup test lines exceed the 100-character source-line limit: the declaration at line 187 and the conditional assignment at line 222.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187-187]
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[222-222]

## Recommended Fix
Wrap the test declaration and split the conditional assignment across multiple physical lines so every resulting line is at most 100 characters.

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5. One parser test exceeds line limit ⊘ Outdated 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The test declaration at line 90 is 101 characters wide. Its long description and callback remain on
one physical line, making later edits harder to keep within the same boundary.

Code

tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90]

+test('createParser accepts complete data lines whose field prefix exceeds the retained limit', () => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 limits every non-comment source line to 100 characters, while the new test
declaration is 101 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90-90]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new parser test declaration is 101 characters wide, exceeding the 100-character source-line limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90-90]

## Recommended Fix
Wrap the test name and callback arguments across multiple physical lines so every resulting line is at most 100 characters.

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6. Max-sized JSON responses are rejected ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

fetchSSE accepts a first JSON chunk up to MAX_SSE_START_JSON_SIZE, then feeds its serialized
value through the parser whose equal-sized limit must also accommodate the appended data newline. An
ASCII JSON string exactly 8 MiB long passes the byte-size check but exceeds the parser budget by one
UTF-16 code unit, so the fallback reports SSE_BUFFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED instead of delivering the
response.

Code

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[R176-179]

+      if (chunk.byteLength <= MAX_SSE_START_JSON_SIZE) {
+        try {
+          const commonResponse = JSON.parse(str)
+          fakeSseData = 'data: ' + JSON.stringify(commonResponse) + '\n\ndata: [DONE]\n\n'

Evidence

Both production limits are 8 MiB, while the fallback accepts chunks at that exact byte size and
serializes them into a data: field. The parser accounts for the serialized value plus one newline
before dispatch, making an exact-size ASCII JSON string exceed the retained-state limit.

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[8-12]
src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[176-192]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[191-193]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[141-145]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Plain-JSON responses near the 8 MiB inspection limit are accepted for fallback but rejected when their serialized value and appended SSE newline exceed the parser's equal-sized retained-state limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[8-12]
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[176-192]

## Recommended Fix
Align the JSON fallback threshold with the parser's actual retained representation, including the appended newline, or emit fallback messages without routing the already parsed JSON through the bounded SSE parser. Add an exact-boundary regression test proving the largest accepted JSON response reaches `onMessage` and `onEnd`.

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✅ Compliance rules (platform): 6 rules

Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: Downgraded extended -> standard: change is below the extended eligibility bar (hunks 16/18, lines 1133/200; both must reach the floor). Router rationale: This push adds substantial, security/resource-sensitive logic across parser limits, streaming JSON/SSE classification, reader cleanup, and multiple error paths, creating several independent opportunities for subtle defects.

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1. Reset lets metadata evade the limit ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

reset() sets extraLength to zero without clearing the existing extra array, so
checkBufferSize() treats retained metadata as zero characters. After any parsed meta line, each
reset permits another limit-sized metadata value to be appended to the same array, allowing retained
state to grow without bound and stale metadata to reach the next dispatched event.

Code

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[37]

+    extraLength = 0

Evidence

The reset path clears extraLength but leaves extra reachable, while buffer accounting uses that
zeroed length whenever the retained array is truthy. New metadata is then appended to the same
array, and the next blank line dispatches the entire retained array before clearing it.

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[28-39]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[96-105]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[123-138]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[174-182]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
Parser reset clears the metadata accounting value but leaves the metadata array retained. Repeated reset and feed cycles can therefore bypass `maxBufferSize`, and the old metadata can be emitted with a subsequent event.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[28-39]
- tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[36-43]

## Recommended Fix
Set `extra` to `void 0` inside `reset()` alongside `extraLength = 0`. Extend the reset regression test to verify that metadata parsed before reset is neither emitted afterward nor accumulated across repeated reset cycles.

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1. One parser test exceeds line limit ⊘ Outdated 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The test declaration at line 90 is 101 characters wide. Its long description and callback remain on
one physical line, making later edits harder to keep within the same boundary.

Code

tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90]

+test('createParser accepts complete data lines whose field prefix exceeds the retained limit', () => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 limits every non-comment source line to 100 characters, while the new test
declaration is 101 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90-90]

Agent prompt

The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution

## Issue description
The new parser test declaration is 101 characters wide, exceeding the 100-character source-line limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs[90-90]

## Recommended Fix
Wrap the test name and callback arguments across multiple physical lines so every resulting line is at most 100 characters.

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2. Max-sized JSON responses are rejected ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

fetchSSE accepts a first JSON chunk up to MAX_SSE_START_JSON_SIZE, then feeds its serialized
value through the parser whose equal-sized limit must also accommodate the appended data newline. An
ASCII JSON string exactly 8 MiB long passes the byte-size check but exceeds the parser budget by one
UTF-16 code unit, so the fallback reports SSE_BUFFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED instead of delivering the
response.

Code

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[R176-179]

+      if (chunk.byteLength <= MAX_SSE_START_JSON_SIZE) {
+        try {
+          const commonResponse = JSON.parse(str)
+          fakeSseData = 'data: ' + JSON.stringify(commonResponse) + '\n\ndata: [DONE]\n\n'

Evidence

Both production limits are 8 MiB, while the fallback accepts chunks at that exact byte size and
serializes them into a data: field. The parser accounts for the serialized value plus one newline
before dispatch, making an exact-size ASCII JSON string exceed the retained-state limit.

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[8-12]
src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[176-192]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[191-193]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[141-145]

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## Issue description
Plain-JSON responses near the 8 MiB inspection limit are accepted for fallback but rejected when their serialized value and appended SSE newline exceed the parser's equal-sized retained-state limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[8-12]
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[176-192]

## Recommended Fix
Align the JSON fallback threshold with the parser's actual retained representation, including the appended newline, or emit fallback messages without routing the already parsed JSON through the bounded SSE parser. Add an exact-boundary regression test proving the largest accepted JSON response reaches `onMessage` and `onEnd`.

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3. Two reader tests exceed line limit ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The reader-cleanup test contains a 108-character test declaration at line 187 and a 103-character
conditional assignment at line 222. Both statements remain unwrapped, so future changes begin beyond
the permitted source width.

Code

tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187]

+test('fetchSSE cancels and unlocks a plain JSON response after emitting its fallback events', async (t) => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 sets a 100-character maximum; the newly added lines are respectively 108 and
103 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187-187]
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[222-222]

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Two new reader-cleanup test lines exceed the 100-character source-line limit: the declaration at line 187 and the conditional assignment at line 222.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[187-187]
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[222-222]

## Recommended Fix
Wrap the test declaration and split the conditional assignment across multiple physical lines so every resulting line is at most 100 characters.

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1. Mislabeled SSE streams are rejected ✓ Resolved 🐞 Bug ≡ Correctness

Description

startsLikeSse returns false at the first unrecognized line instead of scanning the preview for
later recognized framing. When an oversized valid SSE chunk begins with an ignorable extension field
before data: and carries a JSON MIME type, isDefinitelyOversizedJsonResponse rejects it before
the parser can dispatch its event.

Code

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[109]

+    return false

Evidence

The detector exits on the first unknown line, while the parser ignores unknown fields and can
process a later data: line. The new object-like oversized SSE test demonstrates this exact
accepted stream shape without a content type; adding JSON MIME causes the early oversized-JSON
branch to reject the same stream.

src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[101-117]
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs[204-245]
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[203-233]

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## Issue description
Oversized SSE responses can be rejected as JSON when their preview begins with a valid but unrecognized SSE field before a recognized field such as `data:`. The SSE parser ignores unknown fields, so format detection should continue scanning rather than rejecting at the first one.

## Fix Focus Areas
- src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs[101-116]
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[203-233]

## Recommended Fix
Update `startsLikeSse` to continue past lines that the SSE parser would safely ignore while still recognizing comments and known fields. Add coverage for an oversized unknown-field-prefixed SSE response carrying a JSON content type and verify that its event is dispatched.

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1. Plain JSON test exceeds line limit ✓ Resolved 📘 Rule violation ⚙ Maintainability

Description

The fetchSSE finishes plain JSON fallback after an empty chunk before cancellation settles test
declaration occupies 108 characters on one physical line. Its description and callback are left
together, so later edits begin beyond the repository's permitted 100-character boundary.

Code

tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245]

+test('fetchSSE finishes plain JSON fallback after an empty chunk before cancellation settles', async (t) => {

Evidence

Compliance rule 2261946 limits non-comment source lines to 100 characters, while the focused test
declaration is 108 characters wide.

Rule 2261946: Limit source line length to 100 characters
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245-245]

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## Issue description
The plain-JSON fallback test declaration is 108 characters wide and exceeds the 100-character source-line limit.

## Fix Focus Areas
- tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs[245-245]

## Recommended Fix
Rewrite the declaration using the multiline `test(` form already used by neighboring tests, placing the description and async callback on separate lines.

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Pull request overview

Adds bounded retained-state handling for SSE parsing, applies an 8 MiB limit to fetchSSE, and improves reader cleanup on failures.

Changes:

• Adds configurable parser buffer limits and reset recovery.
• Configures the network SSE path with an 8 MiB limit.
• Adds parser and reader-cleanup regression tests.

File summaries

File	Description
tests/unit/utils/fetch-sse-reader-cleanup.test.mjs	Tests reader cleanup after callback failures.
tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser.test.mjs	Tests parser limit behavior and recovery.
tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser-buffer-limit.test.mjs	Tests field, metadata, and dispatch limits.
src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs	Configures the limit and cleans up readers.
src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs	Implements retained-state limits and overflow handling.

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src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs:96

• The production wiring of the 8 MiB guard is not covered by the current fetchSSE tests: the parser tests exercise createParser directly, while the cleanup test fails from onMessage rather than from SSE_BUFFER_LIMIT_EXCEEDED. Add an integration regression that feeds an oversized/incomplete SSE stream through fetchSSE and verifies the limit error reaches onError and the reader is canceled/released, so this call cannot silently regress to an unbounded parser.

    { maxBufferSize: MAX_SSE_BUFFER_SIZE },

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In `@src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs`:
- Line 93: Update createParser so incoming response chunks are checked against
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In `@src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs`:
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• createParser buffer limit — optional maxBufferSize (validated non-negative safe integer) bounds every retained decoded datum: partial-line buffer, accumulated data, pending eventName/eventId, and serialized extra (via extraLength). Enforced on each field append before dispatch and again at end of each feed(). Overflow throws a coded RangeError, zeroes all retained state, and sets a terminated flag until reset(). Accounting is complete and correct on my trace — every retained string is counted, no double counting.
• fetchSSE network limit + reader cleanup — opts the network path into an 8 MiB cap and cancels/releases the reader on early termination (callback/parser error, fake-SSE completion), releasing the lock only on natural completion and read errors. Cleanup failures are warned and never mask the triggering error. onEnd/onError call sequences are preserved from the prior behavior.
• Tests — three new suites + expanded existing coverage. Each new assertion is adversarial (fails if the corresponding guard is removed), and the full suite (1059 tests) stays green.

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src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs:65

• The + 1 capacity is not enough to reach a delimiter before processDecodedChunk checks the buffer. With the new test's maxBufferSize: 10, the first data: 12345\n feed is sliced to data: 12345 (11 characters), and checkBufferSize throws before the newline is decoded, so the test fails before it can exercise multiline accumulation. The bounded path needs to account for/process the SSE line framing before rejecting a complete line, while still rejecting genuinely unterminated oversized lines.

      const remainingCapacity = Math.max(1, maxBufferSize - getRetainedSize() + 1)
      const decodeLength = Math.min(MAX_DECODE_CHUNK_SIZE, remainingCapacity)

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src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs:61

• When maxBufferSize is enabled, this branch assumes every BufferSource has .length and .subarray. TextDecoder.decode (used by the previous unbounded path) also accepts ArrayBuffer/DataView; for those inputs chunk.length is undefined, so the loop never runs and the parser silently drops the chunk. Normalize the input to a Uint8Array before using length/subarray and add a regression test for these inputs.

    if (chunk.length === 0) {
      processDecodedChunk(decoder.decode(chunk, { stream: true }))
      return
    }

src/utils/eventsource-parser.mjs:65

• This slice size can make the added multiline regression fail before the first line is parsed. With maxBufferSize: 10, data: 12345\n is 12 bytes; this calculation decodes only 11 bytes (data: 12345), so processDecodedChunk sees an 11-character unterminated buffer and throws instead of retaining the parsed six-character data and continuing to the second line. The limit accounting needs to allow a complete line terminator to be consumed (or otherwise distinguish transient field syntax from retained event state), while still rejecting an oversized retained value; add a chunk-boundary case to keep this behavior consistent.

      const remainingCapacity = Math.max(1, maxBufferSize - getRetainedSize() + 1)
      const decodeLength = Math.min(MAX_DECODE_CHUNK_SIZE, remainingCapacity)

tests/unit/utils/eventsource-parser.test.mjs:218

• This test throws on the first feed, before the second line is exercised: the unfinished data: 12345 line is 11 UTF-16 code units, but the parser counts the pending line buffer toward the 10-character limit. Use a limit of 11 (or shorten the first value) so the first line fits and the accumulated multiline data triggers the overflow on the second feed.

  const parser = createParser(() => {}, { maxBufferSize: 10 })

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The chunk-slicing added in Harden SSE retained-state limits breaks the previously-green multiline accumulation test (createParser limits accumulated multiline event data, eventsource-parser.test.mjs:217) and throws on valid in-limit streams. Must be addressed before merge — full suite is red (1061/1062).

Reviewed changes (delta since 2a85f60)

• feed() now slices the input chunk — decodes in chunks bounded by MAX_DECODE_CHUNK_SIZE / remainingCapacity, running processDecodedChunk and its end-of-call checkBufferSize(buffer.length) after every slice, not just at the real feed boundary.
• getRetainedSize() extraction and explicit checkBufferSize(0) for event/id/meta accounting.
• reset() now also clears extra — fixes a latent stale-meta leak across resets (good catch).
• fetchSSE start-preview + error hardening — onStart receives only a 64 KiB preview for >8 MiB first chunks; handleCallbackError swallows a throwing onError and rethrows the original error; JSON common-response detection is gated on chunk.byteLength <= MAX_SSE_BUFFER_SIZE.

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221-227: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Preserve the original read error when onError throws.

For a non-abort reader.read() rejection, handleResponseStreamError passes the annotated read error to onError without containing callback failures. A throwing onError can therefore replace the primary stream error. Catch the secondary failure in this handler and rethrow the annotated read error after cleanup. The existing handleCallbackError path preserves its primary error.

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In `@src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs` around lines 221 - 227, Update the reader.read
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Primitive-root detection contradicts the documented object/array-only contract and can misclassify valid SSE streams.

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src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs:117

• The primitive-root branches contradict the stated object/array-only heuristic and reintroduce the ambiguity called out in the PR description. For example, a valid SSE body larger than 8 MiB made of ignored lines beginning true: ... is marked as a JSON candidate and ends with FETCH_JSON_RESPONSE_TOO_LARGE instead of normal completion when it contains no data event. Please either restrict no-MIME shape detection to {/[ as documented (and remove the primitive fallback regression), or update the contract and justify this new false-positive behavior.

  const isJsonRoot =
    byte === 0x7b ||
    byte === 0x5b ||
    byte === 0x22 ||
    byte === 0x2d ||
    (byte >= 0x30 && byte <= 0x39) ||
    byte === 0x74 ||
    byte === 0x66 ||
    byte === 0x6e

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Primitive-root detection contradicts the documented object/array-only compatibility contract.

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src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs:116

• The no-MIME probe now treats primitive prefixes (", numbers, true, false, and null) as oversized-JSON candidates, contradicting the PR's explicit object/array-only compatibility boundary and the stated decision not to classify legal SSE unknown-field lines from those bytes. The new string test also relies on this behavior, so either restore object/array-only detection or update the documented contract and explain the intentional compatibility change.

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    byte === 0x2d ||
    (byte >= 0x30 && byte <= 0x39) ||
    byte === 0x74 ||
    byte === 0x66 ||

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Reviewed changes (delta since prior pullfrog review 295bbea)

• Broadened the JSON root probe to scalar roots — getJsonContainerProbeKind became getJsonRootProbeKind, now classifying {, [, ", -, digits, t/f/n as json-root. An oversized scalar-root JSON body with no JSON content type is now rejected at EOF with FETCH_JSON_RESPONSE_TOO_LARGE instead of silently completing. This is safe only because hasSseEvent gates the deferred rejection, so an unknown leading SSE field misclassified as json-root still passes once it emits a data: event.
• Added regression coverage — a multibyte JSON string without a content type (the scalar-root probe path) that must reject, and a scalar-like oversized SSE stream labeled application/json that must still deliver its data: event.

I traced the changed classifier and the two new cases end-to-end, ran the focused SSE suites (58/58) and npm run lint (clean) at 31e6158.

ℹ️ PR description still says the probe is object/array-only

The description's closing paragraph states the shape heuristic "intentionally remains limited to object/array roots" and argues that treating primitive first bytes as evidence "would also classify legal SSE unknown-field lines as JSON candidates." This change does exactly that broader first-byte classification, so the merged description now contradicts the code.

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# Stale PR description vs. scalar-root broadening

## Affected sites
- PR #1070 body, final paragraph — claims the heuristic stays limited to object/array roots
  and rejects primitive first-byte classification.
- `src/utils/fetch-sse.mjs:108-118` — `getJsonRootProbeKind` now includes `"`, `-`, digits,
  `t`/`f`/`n` as `json-root`.

## Required outcome
- The description should describe the scalar-root classification that now ships, noting that
  `hasSseEvent` is the safety net that keeps ambiguous unknown-field SSE streams valid.

## Open questions for the human
- Was the scalar broadening a deliberate reversal of the documented tradeoff? The commit
  message suggests yes, so this is likely just a stale body rather than a design conflict.

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Reviewed changes (delta since prior pullfrog review 31e6158)

• Squashed/relanded to a single commit — no source behavior change; getJsonRootProbeKind and the fetchSSE candidate/rejection logic are identical to the reviewed 31e6158.
• Scalar-like SSE regression now exercises the probe — dropped the application/json content type so the "-root classification is actually reached (the MIME type previously short-circuited the probe).
• New reset regression — createParser reset discards pending event metadata feeds a meta: field, resets, then asserts the next event has extra: undefined, pinning that reset() clears the stale meta state.
• PR description updated — now documents object/array/string/number/boolean/null root recognition, matching the shipped classifier and resolving the previous review's staleness note.

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