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The W3C SSE spec allows \r\n, \r, or \n as line separators. Some upstream providers (notably Azure-hosted OpenAI models) send \r\n\r\n as the frame delimiter instead of \n\n. Without normalization the parser never detects the frame boundary and buffers the entire response until the connection closes, yielding nothing to the protocol adapter. Normalize the buffer to \n after each append so all three line-ending forms are handled correctly. Add regression tests covering CRLF, mixed, and bare-CR frame boundaries.
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The W3C SSE spec allows
\r\n,\r, or\nas line separators. Some upstream providers (Azure-hosted OpenAI models in particular) send\r\n\r\nas the frame delimiter.Without normalization,
OpenAIFrameStream._iter()never finds the\n\nboundary and buffers the entire response in memory until the connection closes — at which point it yields nothing to the protocol adapter. The client sees an empty stream.Fix: normalize
\r\n→\nand\r→\nin the buffer after each append, so all three line-ending forms are handled correctly.Tests added:
test_sse_parses_crlf_frame_boundaries— CRLF-only framestest_sse_parses_mixed_line_endings— mixed CRLF + LFtest_sse_parses_cr_only_line_endings— bare CR (classic Mac-style)