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NewlineStreamIO.read() stopped as soon as it had accumulated `size` bytes (StreamServer._handle_client always calls read(4096)), even if it hadn't found the real \n delimiter yet. Any IPC-transport JSON-RPC message over ~4KB was silently truncated mid-token, producing a parse-error response with id: null that a waiting client can never match to its request -- and left the unconsumed remainder corrupting framing for subsequent messages on the same persistent connection. Now reads until the delimiter is actually found.
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NewlineStreamIO.read() stopped as soon as it had accumulated
sizebytes (StreamServer._handle_client always calls read(4096)), even if it hadn't found the real \n delimiter yet. Any IPC-transport JSON-RPC message over ~4KB was silently truncated mid-token, producing a parse-error response with id: null that a waiting client can never match to its request -- and left the unconsumed remainder corrupting framing for subsequent messages on the same persistent connection.Now reads until the delimiter is actually found.