- Added support for HTTPS tunnel types to the `drip stop` command and updated the example documentation.
- Optimized token display logic to adapt to token formats of different lengths.
- Adjust the alignment of FrameHandler buffer read/write and timeout configuration formats.
- Move the error handling logic location to ensure data read integrity.
- Introducing context to control request lifecycle and supporting cancel transfer in proxy handlers
- The hop-by-hop header judgment format in the unified response header filtering rules
- Add a context-aware streaming request cancellation mechanism and extend the channel cleanup timeout.
- Add a context control field to the TCP connection structure to support connection lifecycle management.
- Format the httpResponseWriter field comments
Added support for HTTP response context cancellation, including logic for registering, triggering, and cleaning up cancellation functions.
Introduced a responseCancels mapping and corresponding synchronization lock in FrameHandler to track and control the request lifecycle.
When the data frame type is closed, actively called cancelResponse to release related resources.
Simultaneously, during the response body reading process, identified context cancellation or timeout errors and prematurely terminated the processing flow to avoid invalid operations.
Adds a `lastActivityAt` field to the `streamingResponseEntry` structure to record the last active time of the streaming response.
Updates this timestamp when creating the streaming response, sending headers, and sending data blocks.
Modifies the logic for cleaning up timeout channels, using the last activity time instead of the creation time to determine if a timeout has occurred, improving accuracy in long-connection scenarios.
