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/// The HTTP response prelude to be sent as the first chunk of a streaming response when using <see cref="LambdaResponseStreamFactory.CreateHttpStream"/>.
/// Factory to create Lambda response streams for writing streaming responses in AWS Lambda functions. The created streams are write-only and non-seekable.
/// Creates a <see cref="Stream"/> that can be used to write streaming responses back to callers of the Lambda function. Once
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/// Creates a <see cref="LambdaResponseStream"/> a subclass of <see cref="Stream"/> that can be used to write streaming responses back to callers of the Lambda function. Once
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/// a Lambda function creates a response stream all output must be returned by writing to the stream; the Lambda function's handler
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/// return value will be ignored. The stream is write-only and non-seekable.
/// Create a <see cref="Stream"/> for writing streaming responses, with an HTTP response prelude containing status code and headers. This should be used for
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/// Creates a <see cref="LambdaResponseStream"/> a subclass of <see cref="Stream"/> for writing streaming responses, with an HTTP response prelude containing status code and headers. This should be used for
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/// Lambda functions using response streaming that are invoked via the Lambda Function URLs or API Gateway HTTP APIs, where the response format is expected to be an HTTP response.
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/// The prelude will be serialized and sent as the first chunk of the response stream, and should contain any necessary HTTP status code and headers.
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/// <para>
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/// </summary>
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/// <param name="prelude">The HTTP response prelude including status code and headers.</param>
// Wait for the streaming response to finish sending before allowing the next invocation to be processed. This ensures that responses are sent in the order the invocations were received.
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