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use *;
/// The write side of a multiplexed protocol stream, as the pump sees it.
///
/// The pump is protocol agnostic: it decides when the head is complete and
/// which bytes are body, and the implementation decides how that becomes
/// frames. HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 differ in how a data chunk is framed and how the
/// stream ends, but not in when those points occur.
///
/// The pump never calls `send_data` for a response that forbids a body, so an
/// implementation does not have to re-derive the `HEAD` and no-content rule.
/// A head arrives exactly once and always before any data frame, because the
/// pump withholds the frames until the head has been validated; an
/// implementation may therefore assume the order it sees.
///
/// The frame types are boxed so the futures stay small enough to be spawned
/// without each implementation erasing into a large one.
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