feat: apply pre-flight chaos to proxy mode (phase 1)#119
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Summary
Applies chaos before routing so it affects proxy mode. This introduces pre-flight chaos (drop, disconnect) that runs before fixture matching and proxying.
Changes
applyChaospre-flight withfixture = null_endpointTypeonce early (removed duplicate assignment later in flow)Scope
Why
Previously, chaos was skipped for proxy paths, making proxied responses unrealistically reliable.
This change ensures chaos applies consistently across fixture and proxy flows.
Behavior Note
Chaos is evaluated both pre-flight and post-match, which can increase effective trigger probability for non-boundary rates (p → p(2 - p)). This is an intentional tradeoff to enable pre-flight chaos without refactoring the existing flow.
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