alux-http-parts

alux-http-parts states the parts a request and an answer are made of, for alux-http interpretations that need them.

A request and an answer are stated here as values: DirectRequest is what a caller sent, and DirectResponse is what answering it produced, neither naming a transport nor a framework. A crate stating requests, such as alux-http-conformance, needs no interpreter to state them with, and an interpretation answering them re-exports these rather than restating them.

It also reads a body arriving as parts, for interpretations whose framework does not read one itself.

Poem, axum, and Salvo read multipart bodies natively. The other interpreters receive only the bytes and media type, so this crate provides the shared multipart reader instead of duplicating it in each interpreter.

This crate names no framework. It turns the incoming bytes into ChunksAlg of PartAlg, the same portable representation used by every interpretation that reads multipart bodies.