docs(matrix): rs backpressure flipped to shipped — semaphore + bounded queue (LAB-729) - #45
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…729) Flips the Backpressure rs cell and records the build decision as a footnote mirroring the LAB-519 ts record: parity with cachekit-py's reliability/load_control.py (not net-new), the ts event-loop rationale doesn't transfer (fred buffers unbounded in-flight commands on one multiplexed connection; reqwest grows per-host connections without cap), composition backpressure(breaker(retry(op))), typed non-retryable BackendErrorKind::Backpressure shed contract, py-parity defaults (100/1000/100ms), preset posture matching LAB-518, and the stated divergence from py's Transient/Timeout rejection classification.
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Part of LAB-729 (implementation: cachekit-io/cachekit-rs#49).
Flips the Backpressure rs cell ❌ → ✅ and records the build decision as a footnote mirroring how the ts decline is recorded (LAB-519):
reliability/load_control.py, not net-new — so a fleet-wide N/A was never available.fredbuffers unbounded in-flight commands on a single multiplexed connection (caller memory), and thereqwestSaaS client grows per-host connections without cap (socket/FD exhaustion) — mechanism claims verified against the backend code, not hand-waved as "pool slots".backpressure(breaker(retry(op))), typed non-retryableBackendErrorKind::Backpressureshed contract (bounded queue + wait, never silent unbounded queueing), py-parity defaults (100 / 1000 / 100 ms), preset posture matching LAB-518 (production/encrypted/ioon,minimaloff).TRANSIENT/TIMEOUT— immediately retrying a shed re-amplifies the overload being shed.Note: the neighbouring rs Circuit-breaker / Stampede-prevention cells are owned by the open LAB-518 matrix PR (#35) and are deliberately not touched here.