test(network): reduce backpressure test timing sensitivity - #150
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The multi-client backpressure test queued an 8 MiB payload for a receiver that initially pauses, then allowed five seconds for the queued payload and marker to arrive. Observed runs came close to that deadline, making the test sensitive to timing variation. Reduce the payload to 2 MiB to provide more headroom. It remains much larger than the requested 1 KiB socket buffer, while the receiver delay continues to create backpressure. Avoid the unconditional sleep after poll activity, reducing unnecessary delay while the connection is making progress. Also document that infrequent calls to poll_with can slow queued-write progress under backpressure. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-fable-5 Assisted-by: Codex:gpt-5.6-sol
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Fix flaky test.
The multi-client backpressure test queued an 8 MiB payload for a receiver that initially pauses, then allowed five seconds for the queued payload and marker to arrive. Observed runs came close to that deadline, making the test sensitive to timing variation.
Reduce the payload to 2 MiB to provide more headroom. It remains much larger than the requested 1 KiB socket buffer, while the receiver delay continues to create backpressure.
Avoid the unconditional sleep after poll activity, reducing unnecessary delay while the connection is making progress. Also document that infrequent calls to poll_with can slow queued-write progress under backpressure.