fix(codecs)!: restrict decompression to max size - #20
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1. disable automatic decompression (API change) 2. restrict max body size to 100 MB 3. restrict max decompressed body size to 100 MB 4. allow fine grained configuration of size parameters Fixes GHSA-gw7w-r5qg-26cp (Unbounded HTTP Content-Encoding Decompression)
as per RFC 9110 renamed the reason phrase
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Fixes GHSA-gw7w-r5qg-26cp (Unbounded HTTP Content-Encoding Decompression)