Response Forking
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A server answering a single request with two responses; James Kettle treats it as evidence of a new desync class
Newly identified desync class where a single request triggers two distinct responses without relying on a message-length disagreement, potentially over HTTP/0.9; discovered via anomaly detection on a text/binary blend.
Hypothesized new desync class where a single request triggers two distinct responses (observed compressed and sent over HTTP/0.9) without relying on message-length disagreement; not yet confirmed to enable RQP on any target
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