fix: re-key stream chunks for AsyncResponse compatibility#35
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Without the SplObjectStorage map, chunks yielded by the inner client are keyed on the bare response, so RetryableHttpClient (or any decorator above this one) cannot look up the wrapper it handed in and Symfony's AsyncResponse throws "UnexpectedValueException: Object not found". Mirrors the fix applied to TraceableHttpClient in tracewayapp#35.
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Fixes TraceableHttpClient::stream() not re-keying chunks back to TracedResponse wrappers, which caused UnexpectedValueException when used with RetryableHttpClient or any decorator using AsyncResponse internally.
Closes #34