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Multipart

Struct Multipart 

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pub struct Multipart {
    pub parts: PartStream,
}
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A decoded multipart body. Each part’s headers retain its content disposition (including field name and filename), content type, and extension headers.

MIME boundary handling belongs to the codec and the outer Content-Type header. This view models parts, not boundary bytes. The parser adapter owns coordination between the part stream and each part’s content stream.

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§parts: PartStream

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impl Debug for Multipart

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl DeclaredFields for Multipart

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fn into_declared(self) -> Self

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