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Add async iterable stream client option - #61
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Adds an opt-in
-streamClient=asyncIterablemode for generated streaming methods. The default callback stream client stays the same.With the new mode, stream methods return
AsyncIterable<T>, so callers can use plainfor awaitor hand the stream directly to things like TanStack QuerystreamedQuerywithout making the generated client depend on React Query.I also added a small stream fixture and tests around chunk parsing, stream errors, and aborts.