feat: CEP-22 - transport-agnostic oversized transfer framing engine#88
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Part of #87
Builds the pure framing engine with no transport wiring - dead code until PR 3 (#87), but fully unit-tested.
What's in this PR:
New src/transport/oversized_transfer/ module:
Also adds validate_and_parse_oversized() to core/validation.rs - reassembled payloads can exceed the normal 1MB cap, bound to maxTransferBytes (100MiB).
One hardening over the TS reference: gap arithmetic uses i128 (vs the obvious i64) so a crafted u64::MAX progress value can't overflow or wrap - TS sidesteps this via JS floats.