♻️ Refactor get_response (backports #422 to 0.4)#431
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This also allows us to check against the concatenated buffer, rather than the smaller line buffer. That distinction doesn't really matter now, since we always read an entire line at once. But it will matter if we read partial lines.
IMO, this refactoring makes `get_response` much easier to understand. Which will be useful, because I'm about to complicate it. 😉
We know exactly how much memory we're going to need, so we can allocate this up-front, and save a few malloc/memcpy calls on larger literals.
This feels a lot more self-documenting than returning nil then breaking when nil is returned. Also, it lets me refactor the return values for the get_response_line/get_response_literal methods, or throw from even deeper in the stack.
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Backports #422 to
0.4-stable