fix(runtime): extract text from PDF in web_fetch and cap chunked responses (#1271) - #1281
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Description
Fixes #1271.
\web_fetch\ previously decoded every HTTP response directly into string text via
esp.text(). When fetching PDFs, this resulted in raw FlateDecode-compressed binary byte strings entering the agent context (often hundreds of thousands of characters of binary tokens), overflowing context windows and poisoning conversation history. Additionally, chunked responses lacking a \Content-Length\ header bypassed the response size guard and were read unbounded into memory.
Changes
esp.text()\ with chunked stream reader
ead_bounded_body()\ that enforces \max_response_bytes\ dynamically across all chunks, protecting against memory exhaustion even without \Content-Length\ headers.
Testing