[Multipart] Introduce a bytes -> frames parser #72
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simonjbeaumont
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Co-authored-by: Si Beaumont <simonjbeaumont@gmail.com>
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### Motivation Second state machine, doing the inverse of #72, serializes frames into bytes. ### Modifications - A new state machine. - A new serializer wrapping the state machine. - An async sequence wrapping the serializer. ### Result We can now serialize multipart frames into bytes. ### Test Plan Unit tests for all 3 layers.
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Motivation
Start landing the parts of the multipart machinery that is unlikely to change as part of the multipart proposal that's finishing review tomorrow.
Modifications
Introduce a bytes -> frames parser and an async sequence that wraps it.
A "frame" is either the full header fields section or a single chunk of a part body.
Result
We can now frame bytes of a multipart body.
Test Plan
Added unit tests for the state machine, the parser, and the async sequence.