bidirectional streaming for output filter chains#834
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Replace per-chunk HTTP requests to output filters with a single bidirectional streaming connection per filter. This eliminates the 50-200+ round-trips per streaming LLM response. Filters opt in via streaming: true in config. When all output filters support streaming, brightstaff opens one POST per filter with a streaming request body (Body::wrap_stream) and reads the streaming response. Filters that don't opt in fall back to the existing per-chunk behavior. Updates the PII deanonymizer demo as the reference implementation with request.stream() + StreamingResponse support. Made-with: Cursor
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streaming: truein config — backward compatible, existing filters unaffectedrequest.stream()+StreamingResponseMade with Cursor