1.3.0

Added

• Client::setMaxResponseSize() and Client::DEFAULT_MAX_RESPONSE_SIZE — a response is now
  capped at 8 MiB by default and throws a RequestException beyond it. Pass null for the
  previous unlimited behaviour.
• StreamSocket and FSocket take a second constructor argument, $blocking. The first
  argument now only sets the read timeout; previously it decided both, so a positive timeout
  forced a blocking stream. Defaults keep the old behaviour.

Fixed

• Security: neither transport pinned a scheme, so a host such as udp://127.0.0.1 opened a
  UDP socket. StreamSocket and FSocket now build a tcp:// address and reject a host
  containing :// with a SocketException.
• Security: the read timeout was only checked when a read came back empty, so a peer that
  kept sending was never timed out and the response grew until the process ran out of memory.
  The elapsed time is now checked on every iteration.
• The debug log carried the whole Request object, putting the request body — credentials
  included — into the consumer's log. It now carries the body length.
• Client::connect() accepts a float timeout. It had no parameter type and passed the value
  to an int parameter, so connect(0.5) became 0 and raised an implicit-conversion
  deprecation on PHP 8.1+.
• A read no longer takes twice the timeout: the clock started after the initial wait had already
  returned, so the wait and the read loop each got a full one. The remaining overshoot is the
  socket's own read timeout, since the elapsed check sits before a blocking fread().
• phpunit.xml no longer sets stopOnFailure, so a failing run reports every failure.

Changed

• Package renamed from matasarei/phptcp to matasarei/php-tcp, and the repository renamed to
  match — install with composer require matasarei/php-tcp. The PHP namespace Matasar\PhpTcp
  is unchanged, so no code changes are required. Packagist serves the whole tag history under the
  new name, so 1.0, 1.1 and 1.2.0 resolve there too, even though their own composer.json still
  carries the old one.
• The no-response exception message is now Request timeout, no response. — it previously
  carried a stray backslash. Code matching on that string needs updating.
• StreamSocket and FSocket type their first constructor argument as int; a value that is
  not an integer now raises a TypeError instead of being coerced. Same for
  Client::connect(), which is now float and no longer accepts null.