v0.1.1

Added

• deadline for a whole HTTP request. HTTPClient(deadline=...) and the
  deadline= keyword of request() and redirect() take the seconds a request may
  take, redirects and the reading of the body included (None, the default, is no
  limit). Each wait's timeout is held to the time that remains and TimeoutError is
  raised once it has passed; timeout still bounds each wait. A read already blocked
  can overrun the deadline by at most its timeout. A value that is not a number is
  TypeError, one that is not positive ValueError. It works over every transport.

Fixed

• copy(overwrite=True) no longer destroys the old target when the copy fails.
  An existing file was removed before the new content was written, so a source that
  failed half way left no file, or a partial one. The old file is kept until the
  new content is complete: it is written to a hidden .NAME.<hex>.pathapi-tmp
  sibling and renamed over it, and a class whose write stream commits on close is
  written to directly. A class that cannot rename writes the sibling and then writes
  it over the target. If you list the directory while a copy runs, you may see that
  sibling.
• pathlib.Path(src).copy(target) (3.14) onto a Path of this library refuses
  unsafe child names. _copy_from() joined every listed name onto the target; a
  name that is not one component (.., a separator, on a Windows target a drive or
  a trailing dot) now raises ValueError before anything is written for it, as
  copy(recursive=True) does. A source that lists such names needs a copy that
  skips them.
• The shipped transport suite names the file of its tests wherever it is run
  from. python -m pathapi.http.testing (and run()) roots pytest at the suite's
  own directory unless --rootdir is given, so node ids keep their file when the
  checkout and the installed package are on different drives.

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1