* Fix use of dangling references
When the resolve thread is detached, local variables were still used, which could lead to a program crash.
* Add test to verify dangling ref fix
* Add missing brace initialization
* Assert that the remaining fields are really zeroed
* Fix use of chrono literals
* Initialize start time for server
By initializing start_time_ for server, I hope to measure the time taken to process a request at the end maybe in the set_logger callback and print it.
I only see current usage in client with server retaining the inital min value
* Add test to verify start time is initialized
* Address review comments
* run clang format
* osx: fix inconsistent use of the macro `TARGET_OS_OSX`
Fixed the build error on iOS:
```
httplib.h:3583:3: error: unknown type name 'CFStringRef'
870 | CFStringRef hostname_ref = CFStringCreateWithCString(
```
Note, `TARGET_OS_OSX` is defined but is 0 when `TARGET_OS_IOS` is 1,
and vise versa. Hence, `TARGET_OS_MAC` should have been used, that is
set to 1 for the both targets.
* improve: non-blocking getaddrinfo() for all mac target variants
`TARGET_OS_MAC` should have been used, that is set to 1 for all other
targets: OSX, IPHONE (IOS, TV, WATCH, VISION, BRIDGE), SIMULATOR,
DRIVERKIT.
* Add test for multipart form data with boundary split
Add a test for multipart form data requests with a large header which
leads to a split inside the boundary because of the read buffer size
inside the SocketStream class.
* Fix bad request for multipart form data with boundary split
Fix a bad request (400) response for multipart form data requests with
a large header which leads to a split inside the boundary because of the
read buffer size inside the SocketStream class. The parse function
inside the MultipartFormDataParser wrongly erase the receive buffer if
it doesn't find the boundary inside the buffer during first call.
* Fix#2157
* Fix Windows build error: wrap std::max in parentheses to avoid macro conflict
- On Windows, max/min are often defined as macros by windows.h
- This causes compilation errors with std::max/std::min
- Solution: use (std::max) to prevent macro expansion
- Fixes CI build error: error C2589: '(': illegal token on right side of '::'
Fixes: error in coalesce_ranges function on line 5376
