Revision history for Hypersonic

0.10    2026-01-29
	- RequestID Middleware
	- More C89 compliance refactoring

0.09    2026-01-29
	- Fix io_uring backend to check for liburing library (not just headers)
	- Add event backend ldflags to XS compile options
	- Fix test race conditions with active port probing instead of sleep()
	- Fix OpenSSL check to verify library is actually linkable
	- Fix zlib check to verify library is actually linkable
	- Fix SSE test includes for FreeBSD/BSD compatibility

0.08    2026-01-28
	- Add Hypersonic::UA HTTP client with JIT-compiled XS
	- Optional feature compilation (async, parallel, tls, http2, compression)
	- Connection pooling with keep-alive support
	- Async request support (currently only kqueue/epoll supported)
        - Benchmark static get against python, rust and go.

0.07    2026-01-28
	- Adds c_helpers for reusable c functions
	- Adds need_xs_builder as an endpoint feature...
	- Refactor Future::Pool so you can have more than one
	- Centralise the caching
	- Be a little more JIT but some improvements can still be made..

0.06    2026-01-28
        - Async/Future Enhancements in preparation to remove the next bottle

0.05    2026-01-28
        - Fix G_LIST -> G_ARRAY for Perl 5.32+ compatibility (CPAN testers fix)

0.04    2026-01-27
        - Split out event loops
        - Split out http1 protocol
        - Add HTTP/2 support via nghttp2
        - Add some SSE support
        - Add Websockets (only v13 currently)
        - Some will know what we need next...

0.03    2026-01-26
        - Response
        - Request
        - TLS
        - Session
        - Compress

0.02    2025-01-26
        - Dynamic route support for real request handling
        - Path parameters (e.g., /users/:id) automatically extract values
        - Handlers receive $req hashref with method, path, body, id
        - Mixed static/dynamic routes in same server
        - Static routes still ~290K req/sec, dynamic routes call Perl per-request

0.01    2025-01-26
        - Initial release
        - JIT-compiled XS functions via XS::JIT (not Perl custom ops)
        - Handlers run once at compile time, full HTTP responses baked into C
        - Pure C event loop (kqueue on macOS/BSD, epoll on Linux)
        - ~290K requests/second on single core
        - Zero Perl in the hot path - recv/dispatch/send all in C
        - Support for GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, HEAD, OPTIONS
        - Keep-alive connection support
        - TCP_NODELAY for low latency
