Bump vgi-rpc from 0.2.0 to 0.3.0

[dependabot]

Bumps vgi-rpc from 0.2.0 to 0.3.0.

Changelog

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[0.3.0] — 2026-06-18

Headline: a new vgi-rpc-client crate — a blocking, dynamic, schema-first client for the canonical wire protocol — validated by running the Python reference conformance suite against it across pipe / subprocess / unix / HTTP / shm, driving the Rust, Python, and Go conformance servers.

• Added the vgi-rpc-client crate. RpcClient (unary / producer / exchange / cancel / describe / transport_options) over the byte-stream transports (subprocess, AF_UNIX, pipe, shm) plus an HttpClient. HTTP production surface: transparent external-location resolution, sticky sessions (with a session stack for nesting), 413 request-externalization via vended upload URLs, 415/zstd request-codec negotiation, a default request timeout, and connection-level retry on idempotent calls (never on exchange). The lockstep stream session opens its output reader lazily so it is compatible with both the Rust server (writes the output schema first) and the Python server (reads the input schema first). Native tests cover in-process round-trips and HTTP fault injection (timeout / retry / garbage responses).
• Added a lightweight external cargo feature on vgi-rpc (zstd only, no axum/tokio server stack) so a client can reuse the external-location module; http now implies external.
• Added external::fetch_external_ipc_bytes, and resolve_external_location now merges the inner externalized batch's metadata in addition to the outer pointer's — peers differ on where they stamp per-batch keys like the stream-state token (Rust on the outer pointer, Python inside the payload), and the client resolves either layout.
• Changed the HTTP unary and stream-init handlers to run inside call_guard, so a panicking handler surfaces as a structured Arrow EXCEPTION batch (HTTP 200) matching the stdio/unix loop, rather than a bare 500. New http_panic integration test.
• Internal the CallContext::with_auth_cookies / set_sticky helpers are now gated behind the http feature (they are http-only; this keeps non-http builds warning-clean). The conformance harness (scripts/conf.py, test_rust_conformance.py) gained --role {server,client} / --server {rust,python,go} so the Rust client is conformance-tested against all three servers, and CI runs a {server,rust} / {client,rust} / {client,python} matrix.

Commits

• ef0e4ce release: 0.3.0 — vgi-rpc-client + additive vgi-rpc changes
• c7343bc vgi-rpc: gate http-only CallContext helpers behind the http feature
• f4f63fe Add vgi-rpc-client crate + cross-language conformance + CI
• a175a33 http: isolate handler panics into the Arrow error envelope
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