fix: plain HTTP requests through the HTTP proxy cut off after 10 seconds - #1676
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上游 HyNetworks#1676：修复经 HTTP 代理的明文 HTTP 请求在 10 秒后被切断。
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Fixes #1674
The client's HTTP inbound fetched plain
http://URLs with anhttp.Clientthat hadTimeout: 10s. That field is a wall-clock limit on the entire exchange, including reading the body — so any response taking longer than 10 s to stream was cancelled mid-transfer, regardless of progress. CONNECT and SOCKS5 were unaffected as they don't go through this client.Replace it with
Transport.ResponseHeaderTimeout, which bounds only the dial and the wait for response headers. The body can now take as long as it takes, matching how the HTTP/SOCKS5 outbounds already scope their handshake deadlines.