This build includes a pure-Python HTTP/2 prior-knowledge server path with an explicit RFC 9113 stream-state machine.
- frame encoding and decoding
- SETTINGS, HEADERS, CONTINUATION, DATA, WINDOW_UPDATE, PING, GOAWAY, PRIORITY, and RST_STREAM handling
- explicit stream lifecycle tracking for
idle,reserved-local,reserved-remote,open,half-closed-local,half-closed-remote, andclosed - first-frame
SETTINGSenforcement after the client connection preface - stream-state-specific legality checks for HEADERS, DATA, WINDOW_UPDATE, CONTINUATION, PRIORITY, GOAWAY, and RST_STREAM
- max concurrent stream enforcement
- monotonic GOAWAY handling and rejection of new inbound streams after GOAWAY
- receive-side flow-control accounting with thresholded WINDOW_UPDATE emission instead of immediate echo updates
- bounded request buffering using configured header/body size limits
- CONTINUATION/header-block lifecycle enforcement, including strict same-stream continuation sequencing
- request-header validation for pseudo-header ordering, duplicates, lowercase field names, and forbidden connection-specific fields
- HPACK dynamic table support with differential coverage
- RFC 8441 extended CONNECT bootstrap for WebSocket-over-HTTP/2
- outbound server push via
PUSH_PROMISEand promised response streams on the HTTP/2 carrier - per-stream request dispatch onto the ASGI boundary
- generic CONNECT tunnel relay integration on the HTTP/2 carrier
Historical preserved evidence remains bundled:
curl --http2-prior-knowledgerequest/response artifacts underdocs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.2/.../http2-server-curl-client/curlHTTPS + ALPN HTTP/2 request/response artifacts underdocs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.6-rfc-hardening/.../http2-tls-server-curl-client/- third-party
h2WebSocket extended CONNECT artifacts underdocs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.6-rfc-hardening/.../websocket-http2-server-h2-client/
The committed current-release bundle at docs/review/conformance/releases/0.3.6-current/release-0.3.6-current/tigrcorn-current-release-matrix/ additionally includes replayable python-h2 request/response artifacts for both cleartext and TLS hosting.
The documentation for the HTTP/2 carrier is aligned with the implemented code and the committed release bundle. HPACK dynamic state, RFC 8441, TLS hosting, and CONNECT relay are all represented in preserved and current evidence.