feat: post-response chaos for proxy mode (phase 2 - non-streaming)#120
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Summary
Adds post-response chaos for proxy mode (non-streaming). Enables mutating proxied responses after upstream call.
What’s included
malformednow works in proxy modeImplementation
res.write/res.endduring proxyWhy
Previously, proxy mode could not simulate response corruption — only request-level failures. This enables realistic downstream parsing failures when using real upstream APIs.
Scope
This PR covers Phase 2 (non-streaming):
Follow-up PR will include:
Tests
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