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fix(node:http): retain corked responses in the socket write queue - #46716
Corked ServerResponse writes bypass the socket's Writable queue. Response and raw socket writes therefore use separate ordering and backpressure accounting, and callbacks can complete while response bytes remain buffered.
Keep response operations in the same byte-counted Writable queue as raw socket writes while the socket is corked or draining. Preserve the native fast path for uncorked writes with no queued work, snapshot queued headers, and complete writes through the native drain lifecycle.
The regressions in test/js/node/http/node-http-nested-cork.test.ts cover nested and cross corks, headers, callbacks, raw-write ordering, strict content length, and backpressure. Related #35018, #44676, #44871 and #46014 address other raw-write, OutgoingMessage, and drain-accounting cases; this change retains native response operations in the socket queue itself.
Validation on Linux:
Official canary 1.4.4-canary.1+a8fcd319b: 20 oracle cases fail; 44 pass.
Debug+ASAN integration build: all 64 Bun/Node oracle cases pass. All 32 Node controls ran on Node 26.12.1.
Full HTTP and TLS directory sweeps ran. The remaining HTTP failure is an existing five-second wrapper around a proxy child suite; invoking that child directly passes all 32 tests in 5.12 seconds. The TLS sweep's ten CA-state failures reproduce by exact test name on canary. No limits or assertions were changed.
bun bd test test/js/node/http/node-http-nested-cork.test.ts -t 'response cork Node oracle'
Post-AOT adaptation and verification
Rebased onto main 11c367163a4baa77d3627d14764c376c856a630a. The compiled HTTP implementation now queues response-exchange operations and held chunks through the same socket Writable queue, preserving ordering with raw socket writes, callback completion and native drain accounting. The uncorked fast path remains available when no work is queued.
Main retains the 20 matching cork failures; the compiled oracle also fails on main. Candidate e517d0306c6cd525ded80da72020499640a9ddad passes the complete cork file (77 tests, including all 33 compiled oracle modes and the Bun/Node controls) and WebSocket file (32 tests). Node controls use Node 26.12.1. The compiled matrix covers bodyless writes, held chunks, strict content length, informational responses, backpressure, callback completion and raw-write ordering.
The source-parity check caught a missing AOT _http_outgoing cork-symbol export and hash update after the initial behavioral pass. The matching export was added, independently reviewed, then rebuilt and verified with both full files and the passing source-parity check. No compiler, IR or generator changes are included.
Built with bun run build:release --lto=off -j24; full files run through the same command with test --expose-internals. The binary revision matches the candidate. Independent P0-P2 reviews are scoped-clean; formatting and git diff --check pass. This qualification uses a Linux release build, without a new ASAN or native macOS/Windows run.
Rebase onto the rewritten AOT compiler
Rebased onto upstream main 2596ac5d391d47804c93a42bdbe615804aa62387. The compiled implementation keeps upstream's new Exchange, held-chunk and reentrancy handling. Queued operations use the full response handlers; unqueued responses retain the optimized native paths. Both native backpressure return paths record the outstanding drain obligation, and queued-header accounting uses the new AutoHeaders enum.
On the same final cork file, unpatched main has 58 passes and 21 failures, including the 20 ordinary cork failures and the compiled pipeline failure. Candidate b48f2edc679b89912fb8d7582db370148cc2f249 passes all 79 cork tests and all 32 WebSocket tests in Linux release and debug/ASAN builds. The compiled test executes all 34 modes, including pipeline backpressure, header accounting, implicit-end framing, informational responses, raw-write ordering, callbacks and strict content length. Node controls use Node 26.12.1. No mode or assertion was removed or relaxed.
The mirrored-source parity test passes. Prettier, clang-format-23, git diff --check, and independent P0-P2 review pass. The release build uses bun run build:release --lto=off; debug/ASAN uses bun bd test. The tested Linux diff matches the published source. No Rust, compiler, IR, sema, collector or generator implementation changed. No native macOS/Windows execution is claimed.
The HTTP response path now queues socket writes on the Writable queue when socket work is pending. Replay keeps header and content-length state. Cork handling, drain accounting, and tests now cover queued response operations.
The Writable stream accepts typed operations. HTTP server modules use the operation symbols and export kCorked.
Socket queue execution and lifecycle packages/bun-uws/src/HttpContext.h, src/js/node/_http_server.ts, src/js/ahead-of-time/node/_http_server.ts, src/jsc/bindings/node/JSNodeHTTPServerSocket.*
The server socket dispatches queued operations and coordinates callbacks, corking, and drain handling. Socket reassignment transfers response cork counts. Native drain behavior also changes.
Response operation replay and accounting src/js/node/_http_server.ts, src/js/ahead-of-time/node/_http_server.ts
Response writes, ends, informational responses, and header flushes queue when needed. Replay uses saved headers and strict content-length values. Writable accounting includes queued socket work.
Corking and response queue tests test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts, test/js/node/http/node-http-nested-cork.test.ts, test/js/node/http/node-http-with-ws.test.ts
The oracle covers queued response behavior across cork modes. Tests run the modes under Bun, Node when available, and AOT. WebSocket tests cover fresh and reused sockets.
Possibly related issues
oven-sh/bun#43381 — The issue describes write callbacks and teardown errors for queued writes. This pull request updates the related socket write callback path and failure handling.
oven-sh/bun#46187 — The issue describes writable accounting that reports zero during a pending write. This pull request updates queued response write accounting in the same area.
Possibly related PRs
oven-sh/bun#46528 — It changes the same node:http drain contract in packages/bun-uws/src/HttpContext.h and related HTTP response paths.
Suggested reviewers: jarred-sumner, dylan-conway, alii
Severity of issue fixed: Medium
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to b48f2
Resolve the typecheck failures and queued-write completion defects before merging. Certain corked bodyless responses and WebSocket handoffs can leave callbacks and subsequent writes pending. Narrower accounting and AOT consistency issues also remain.
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Review comments at @src/js/ahead-of-time/node/_http_server.ts:
- Around line 3055-3101: Update both done closures in _write to accept the
nullable ErrorCallback parameter, cast the caught error before passing it to
done, and remove the redundant handle.ondrain condition so every unflushed write
waits for drain.
- Around line 5878-5881: Update the socket lookup in the writableNeedDrain and
writableLength getters to read the stored real socket directly, using
waitsItsTurn to avoid accessing it while detached; do not use this.socket, which
can create and store a FakeSocket. Preserve the existing response-queue checks
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- Around line 5457-5463: Reset kCorked to zero in both the direct end() path and
endInFull() before marking the response finished, matching the source
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Review comments at @test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts:
- Line 115: In the `res.writeEarlyHints` fixture, replace the 8 MiB
`"a".repeat(...)` construction with a `Buffer.alloc`-based string conversion,
preserving the link contents and size.
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- Around line 401-412: The AOT modes run sequentially within one test, risking
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Major · Maintainability & Code Quality · Quick win
Fix the four TypeScript errors in _write. They fail the Lint JavaScript job.
The pipeline reports these errors:
Line 3065 and Line 3094: done has the type (error?: Error) => void. The fields #pendingResponseCallback and #pendingCallback have the type $Node.ErrorCallback, which also accepts null. The assignment is therefore rejected.
Line 3071: the catch binding has the type unknown. It cannot go to done(error?: Error).
Line 3091: handle.ondrain ??= ... on Line 3089 always defines handle.ondrain. The && handle.ondrain check is therefore always true (TS2774). The check is also dead code at runtime, because every unflushed native write now waits for the drain. The source file has the same dead check at Line 2393.
Give both done closures the ErrorCallback parameter type. Cast the caught error. Remove the redundant condition. The fixes do not change runtime behavior.
Apply the same condition change at Line 2393 of src/js/node/_http_server.ts. This keeps the two files in sync for the hash check.
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// Streaming mode (CONNECT tunnels): wait for the native drain
// callback before completing the write.
this.#pendingCallback =done;
returnfalse;
}
}
}catch(e){
err=e;
}
done(err);
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Update both done closures in _write to accept the nullable ErrorCallback
parameter, cast the caught error before passing it to done, and remove the
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- source direct end and endInFull ---'
nl -ba src/js/node/_http_server.ts | sed -n '3790,3905p;4030,4145p'printf'%s\n''--- AOT direct end and endInFull ---'
nl -ba src/js/ahead-of-time/node/_http_server.ts | sed -n '5380,5505p;6425,6505p'printf'%s\n''--- oracle socket-cork references ---'
rg -n -F --glob '*.ts' -e 'socket-cork' -e 'writableCorked' -e 'endInFull'test src/js/ahead-of-time/node/_http_server.ts src/js/node/_http_server.ts ||test"$?" -eq 1
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set -o pipefail
printf'%s\n''--- oracle fixture setup and assertions ---'
nl -ba test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts | sed -n '1,125p;160,275p;330,395p'printf'%s\n''--- nested cork mode harness ---'
nl -ba test/js/node/http/node-http-nested-cork.test.ts | sed -n '1,120p'
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Reset kCorked on both direct end paths.
The socket-cork mode leaves res.writableCorked at -1 and then reaches res.end("B"). The source implementation resets kCorked before marking the response finished. The AOT implementation omits this reset in both the direct end() path and endInFull(). Apply the same reset in both paths.
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Reset kCorked to zero in both the direct end() path and endInFull() before
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Stop reading this.socket in the queue checks of writableNeedDrain and writableLength.
After detach, fakeSocketSymbol is null. The socket getter then runs this[fakeSocketSymbol] ??= new FakeSocket(this) unless the response still waits for its turn. So each read of writableNeedDrain or writableLength after detach creates a FakeSocket and stores it under the response's symbol. writableNeedDrain reads the socket before it checks finished, so this also happens after the response finishes.
The module avoids this observable store elsewhere. The comment above showSocketMadeForAccounting says that code which lists a response's symbols would see the stored socket.
The queue check needs only the real socket. A FakeSocket never takes the queue branch, because only real sockets receive kResponseQueueInitialized. Reading the symbol directly keeps the same branch outcome and avoids the store.
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Update the socket lookup in the writableNeedDrain and writableLength getters to
read the stored real socket directly, using waitsItsTurn to avoid accessing it
while detached; do not use this.socket, which can create and store a FakeSocket.
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In the `res.writeEarlyHints` fixture, replace the 8 MiB `"a".repeat(...)`
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Run each compiled mode as a separate concurrent test.
The AOT test runs all 33 modes one after another inside one test, and each spawn can take up to 10 s. Several modes move 16–32 MiB. On a debug or ASAN build, the total can pass the runner's default per-test timeout. One failure also hides the results of the remaining modes.
Build the executable once in beforeAll. Then add a test.concurrent per mode, as the runtime oracle above already does. This also removes the need for the per-spawn timeout: 10000.
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Add the ondrain guard to the AOT [kEnableStreaming] disable path.
The AOT copy clears handle.ondrain unconditionally when streaming is disabled. The source copy keeps it while a raw write waits for native drain. If a new request disables streaming during that wait, the stored drain callback has no trigger. The write callback then stays pending until the socket closes, and the Writable stays in the writing state. Later writes on that socket queue behind it.
The repository expects the AOT text to carry the same change as the source text. This edit changes only the AOT file, so the SHA-256 at the AOT file's head does not change.
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In the AOT [kEnableStreaming] disable path, preserve handle.ondrain while
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Review comments at @src/js/node/_http_server.ts:
- Around line 1557-1558: Update the response-write accounting around
snapshotResponseSocketHeaders so header and framing bytes remain included in
socket.bytesWritten when a queued write flushes after uncorking. Preserve the
existing header-state and queued-response checks, and ensure the total does not
decrease after the flush.
- Around line 1537-1538: Update the bodyless-response write path around
response._hasBody and response[kRejectNonStandardBodyWrites] to apply the direct
write path’s chunk-presence check before queueing. With rejection enabled, an
empty Buffer write on a corked HEAD response must throw synchronously at the
call site; preserve the existing handling of other writes.
- Around line 1580-1583: Update the queued write replay path using
ServerResponsePrototypeWrite and ServerResponsePrototypeEnd so writes targeting
a response handle completed by a WebSocket upgrade still complete their
callbacks and allow later queued writes to progress. Preserve the existing
replay behavior for available response handles.
- Line 1568: Update the responseCorked calculation so chunked writes are
deferred only when the response cork count is positive; treat zero and negative
counts as uncorked. Apply the same correction in both source texts and preserve
the existing write-kind and willBeChunked conditions.
- Around line 1537-1541: In the discarded-body branch guarded by
`!response._hasBody`, complete the discarded write’s callback asynchronously
without placing it in the corked socket queue, so callers awaiting it can
proceed to `end()`. Preserve the existing discarded-write behavior and callback
error semantics.
- Line 1550: Update the corked-write flow that increments
kResponseQueuedBodyBytes so a header-rendering or snapshotting failure rolls
back the bodyLength added for that write before propagating the error. Preserve
any bytes already queued, and leave the accounting unchanged when the body is
successfully queued.
Review comments at @src/jsc/bindings/node/JSNodeHTTPServerSocket.cpp:
- Around line 185-187: Update JSNodeHTTPServerSocket::flushesStreamBufferOnDrain
so fully drained native WebSocket buffers also trigger completion forwarding to
the Node socket, rather than limiting this behavior to isTunnel(this). Reuse the
existing WebSocket adoption and drain-completion path, and preserve the current
tunnel behavior.
Review comments at @test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts:
- Around line 2-7: Move the six module loads used by responseCorkOracle to
module scope, using the project’s established import style, and update the
subprocess invocation to use the restructured fixture. Preserve both Node and
AOT coverage.
- Around line 415-416: Update the corking test around the scheduled yield before
res.uncork() to assert the response and socket cork counts, and add an I/O
barrier check that detects any output released prematurely. Keep the existing
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Reject empty buffers before queueing bodyless writes.
With rejectNonStandardBodyWrites enabled, a corked HEAD response accepts res.write(Buffer.alloc(0)) instead of throwing. Replay reports the error through the socket Writable, outside the caller’s try/catch, and may destroy the connection. Apply the direct write path’s chunk-presence check before queueing.
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Update the bodyless-response write path around response._hasBody and
response[kRejectNonStandardBodyWrites] to apply the direct write path’s
chunk-presence check before queueing. With rejection enabled, an empty Buffer
write on a corked HEAD response must throw synchronously at the call site;
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Complete discarded write callbacks without waiting for uncork.
When a HEAD or 204 handler corks the response and awaits a discarded write’s callback before calling end(), the callback stays in the corked socket queue. The response never finishes. Complete the discarded write’s callback asynchronously without waiting for the socket queue.
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In the discarded-body branch guarded by `!response._hasBody`, complete the
discarded write’s callback asynchronously without placing it in the corked
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Roll back queued body bytes when header rendering fails.
If header coercion throws during a corked write, the body is not queued, but its bytes remain counted. A caught error followed by a valid strict-content-length retry can then fail with ERR_HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH_MISMATCH. Roll back the accounting when snapshotting fails.
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Update the corked-write flow that increments kResponseQueuedBodyBytes so a
header-rendering or snapshotting failure rolls back the bodyLength added for
that write before propagating the error. Preserve any bytes already queued, and
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Poor tradeoff
Supported by static analysis
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Preserve header and framing bytes in socket.bytesWritten.
If a response write is queued while the socket is corked, uncorking removes its header and framing bytes from socket.bytesWritten. The total can decrease after the write flushes. Preserve those bytes in the socket’s accounting.
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Update the response-write accounting around snapshotResponseSocketHeaders so
header and framing bytes remain included in socket.bytesWritten when a queued
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After an unmatched res.uncork(), the first chunked write can remain queued indefinitely. A handler waiting for its callback cannot finish the response. Treat negative response cork counts as uncorked when deciding whether to defer writes, in both source texts.
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Review comment at @src/js/node/_http_server.ts at line 1568:
Update the responseCorked calculation so chunked writes are deferred only when
the response cork count is positive; treat zero and negative counts as uncorked.
Apply the same correction in both source texts and preserve the existing
write-kind and willBeChunked conditions.
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Complete queued writes when the response is no longer available.
If a request handler queues a corked response write and then upgrades the socket to WebSocket, uncorking replays the write against a completed handle. The write never completes, so its callback and later socket writes remain queued until the socket closes.
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Review comment at @src/js/node/_http_server.ts around lines 1580 - 1583:
Update the queued write replay path using ServerResponsePrototypeWrite and
ServerResponsePrototypeEnd so writes targeting a response handle completed by a
WebSocket upgrade still complete their callbacks and allow later queued writes
to progress. Preserve the existing replay behavior for available response
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Forward WebSocket drain completion to the Node socket.
After native WebSocket adoption, a partial raw socket write can leave its callback pending even after uWS flushes the bytes. Later socket writes then remain queued. Forward completion to the Node socket when the WebSocket buffer has fully drained.
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Update JSNodeHTTPServerSocket::flushesStreamBufferOnDrain so fully drained
native WebSocket buffers also trigger completion forwarding to the Node socket,
rather than limiting this behavior to isTunnel(this). Reuse the existing
WebSocket adoption and drain-completion path, and preserve the current tunnel
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The fixture loads six modules inside responseCorkOracle, although it does not test module loading. Restructure the fixture and its subprocess invocation to use module-scope imports while retaining Node and AOT coverage.
As per coding guidelines, “always use module-scope import statements.”
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Move the six module loads used by responseCorkOracle to module scope, using the
project’s established import style, and update the subprocess invocation to use
the restructured fixture. Preserve both Node and AOT coverage.
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sed -n '340,420p' test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts
sed -n '455,515p' test/js/node/http/node-http-cork-oracle.fixture.ts
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Check corking after the scheduled yield.
A scheduled flush can release A early while these modes still pass with the final AB body. After the yield, assert the response and socket cork counts. Also check for premature output after an I/O barrier.
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Update the corking test around the scheduled yield before res.uncork() to assert
the response and socket cork counts, and add an I/O barrier check that detects
any output released prematurely. Keep the existing final AB body assertion,
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ServerResponsewrites bypass the socket's Writable queue. Response and raw socket writes therefore use separate ordering and backpressure accounting, and callbacks can complete while response bytes remain buffered.Keep response operations in the same byte-counted Writable queue as raw socket writes while the socket is corked or draining. Preserve the native fast path for uncorked writes with no queued work, snapshot queued headers, and complete writes through the native drain lifecycle.
The regressions in
test/js/node/http/node-http-nested-cork.test.tscover nested and cross corks, headers, callbacks, raw-write ordering, strict content length, and backpressure. Related #35018, #44676, #44871 and #46014 address other raw-write, OutgoingMessage, and drain-accounting cases; this change retains native response operations in the socket queue itself.Validation on Linux:
1.4.4-canary.1+a8fcd319b: 20 oracle cases fail; 44 pass.Post-AOT adaptation and verification
Rebased onto main
11c367163a4baa77d3627d14764c376c856a630a. The compiled HTTP implementation now queues response-exchange operations and held chunks through the same socket Writable queue, preserving ordering with raw socket writes, callback completion and native drain accounting. The uncorked fast path remains available when no work is queued.Main retains the 20 matching cork failures; the compiled oracle also fails on main. Candidate
e517d0306c6cd525ded80da72020499640a9ddadpasses the complete cork file (77 tests, including all 33 compiled oracle modes and the Bun/Node controls) and WebSocket file (32 tests). Node controls use Node 26.12.1. The compiled matrix covers bodyless writes, held chunks, strict content length, informational responses, backpressure, callback completion and raw-write ordering.The source-parity check caught a missing AOT
_http_outgoingcork-symbol export and hash update after the initial behavioral pass. The matching export was added, independently reviewed, then rebuilt and verified with both full files and the passing source-parity check. No compiler, IR or generator changes are included.Built with
bun run build:release --lto=off -j24; full files run through the same command withtest --expose-internals. The binary revision matches the candidate. Independent P0-P2 reviews are scoped-clean; formatting andgit diff --checkpass. This qualification uses a Linux release build, without a new ASAN or native macOS/Windows run.Rebase onto the rewritten AOT compiler
Rebased onto upstream main
2596ac5d391d47804c93a42bdbe615804aa62387. The compiled implementation keeps upstream's new Exchange, held-chunk and reentrancy handling. Queued operations use the full response handlers; unqueued responses retain the optimized native paths. Both native backpressure return paths record the outstanding drain obligation, and queued-header accounting uses the newAutoHeadersenum.On the same final cork file, unpatched main has 58 passes and 21 failures, including the 20 ordinary cork failures and the compiled pipeline failure. Candidate
b48f2edc679b89912fb8d7582db370148cc2f249passes all 79 cork tests and all 32 WebSocket tests in Linux release and debug/ASAN builds. The compiled test executes all 34 modes, including pipeline backpressure, header accounting, implicit-end framing, informational responses, raw-write ordering, callbacks and strict content length. Node controls use Node 26.12.1. No mode or assertion was removed or relaxed.The mirrored-source parity test passes. Prettier, clang-format-23,
git diff --check, and independent P0-P2 review pass. The release build usesbun run build:release --lto=off; debug/ASAN usesbun bd test. The tested Linux diff matches the published source. No Rust, compiler, IR, sema, collector or generator implementation changed. No native macOS/Windows execution is claimed.