Releases

v0.5.0

Add Stream#remote_address returning nil to satisfy the Protocol::HTTP::Peer interface.

Breaking: Drop the io-stream dependency. Stream.new and Stream.open no longer coerce or wrap their input and output arguments; raw IO objects are used as-is. Callers that relied on stream.io returning an IO::Stream::Buffered should wrap the IO themselves before passing it in.
Simplify Stream#read to delegate directly to the underlying input, since the HTTP/2 framer always requests exact byte counts (header size, then payload length).

Change Protocol::HTTY::Stream to take explicit input and output endpoints using Stream.new(input, output) and Stream.open(input, output, **options).
Read HTTY input without buffering ahead, preserving HTTP/2 frame boundaries by reading only the announced frame payload length.

Add Protocol::HTTY::Stream.open(stream, **options) as the preferred constructor for bootstrapping HTTY over an existing stream.
Inline HTTY bootstrap encoding and decoding into Protocol::HTTY::Stream, keeping the public API focused on the single raw byte-stream abstraction used by HTTP/2.