Close JSONL responses when decoding or reading fails - #1929
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Batch-result JSONL decoders leave the HTTP response open when parsing or reading fails. Add
finallycleanup to both decoder variants so those exceptions release the response, as SSE streams already do.The regressions exercise
messages.batches.results()through an in-memory HTTP transport, cover invalid JSON, read failures and successful exhaustion, and check that the underlying stream closes exactly once. On the unchanged base: 4 failed, 2 passed. With the fix: decoder and SSE tests 35 passed, with no live API calls. Ruff and changed-file Pyright checks passed. Mypy reports the same 67 pre-existing diagnostics in three unchanged dependency modules on the base and patched versions.The newline parsing itself is unchanged; #1778 addresses a separate CRLF boundary issue in this decoder.
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Fixes #1928.