Add inactivity timeout #263
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This provides a separate timeout while waiting for the response or streaming the body. If no data is received for the response within the given number of milliseconds, the request fails similarly to the transfer timeout.
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This provides a separate timeout while waiting for the response or streaming the body. If no data is received for the response within the given number of milliseconds, the request fails similarly to the transfer timeout.