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enum Source {
    Read(Result<Option<usize>, TransportError>),
    ResetUnobservable,
}
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What one poll of the source stream saw.

The two pipe loops that queue what they read — pipe_control_mutating and pipe_data_framed — poll their source through observe_source rather than calling recv.read directly, and this is what it hands back.

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Read(Result<Option<usize>, TransportError>)

recv.read’s own result, verbatim: Ok(Some(n)) bytes into the caller’s buffer, Ok(None) a clean FIN, Err a failure.

A reset seen by the reset-only observer arrives here too, as Err(TransportError::StreamReset(code)) — byte-identical to what recv.read would have produced — so propagate_reset mirrors the same code down the same path and neither pipe loop has to know which observer was live.

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ResetUnobservable

The source can no longer be reset, and the reset-only observer must not be polled again: it resolves immediately every time (see RecvStream::received_reset), so re-polling it spins. The caller latches it off and the branch parks for the rest of the stream, which is exactly a disabled read branch.

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