fix(sidecar): buffer loopback TLS writes while the handshake is pending#190
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Guest https.get to an in-guest TLS server failed with ERR_AGENTOS_NODE_SYNC_RPC: the client upgrade leaves the rustls handshake incomplete (looping would deadlock the guest thread that must service the server-side upgrade), so the first write hit WouldBlock from the loopback transport and surfaced as a fatal sync-RPC error. - Buffer plaintext writes on loopback TLS sockets while the handshake is pending (bounded 4 MiB, warn at 80%, typed error on overflow); the TLS reader thread drives the handshake with a short poll timeout, flushes the buffer on completion, enforces TLS_HANDSHAKE_TIMEOUT, and honors deferred shutdown. - Interrupt flags on the loopback transport let a direct write reclaim the stream mutex from the reader without waiting out its poll. - Bridge: https.createServer now actually upgrades accepted sockets to TLS (options were previously discarded); client secureConnect defers to a macrotask without double-starting the read pump; first-read wake scheduling no longer requires bench metrics to be enabled; localAddress/localPort flow through connect. - New net/tls_loopback_get bench op (guest+node lanes, explicit unsupported native/wasm reasons) and engine support for unsupported-lane rendering. - Regression tests: loopback https round-trip; pending-write buffer cap.
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Guest https.get to an in-guest TLS server failed with ERR_AGENTOS_NODE_SYNC_RPC:
the client upgrade leaves the rustls handshake incomplete (looping would deadlock
the guest thread that must service the server-side upgrade), so the first write
hit WouldBlock from the loopback transport and surfaced as a fatal sync-RPC error.
(bounded 4 MiB, warn at 80%, typed error on overflow); the TLS reader thread
drives the handshake with a short poll timeout, flushes the buffer on
completion, enforces TLS_HANDSHAKE_TIMEOUT, and honors deferred shutdown.
stream mutex from the reader without waiting out its poll.
(options were previously discarded); client secureConnect defers to a
macrotask without double-starting the read pump; first-read wake scheduling
no longer requires bench metrics to be enabled; localAddress/localPort flow
through connect.
native/wasm reasons) and engine support for unsupported-lane rendering.