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Adds the Http.* namespace and its transport, the HTTP client from #6. The JSON companion the proposal called for already shipped as Json.* (#44). - runtime/native/http.ll: the macOS transport — NSURLConnection driven through the objc runtime C ABI (no ObjC/C source), run on a detached pthread so the frame never blocks; TLS is the system's, on by default. A fixed slot pool holds each in-flight request; the worker publishes status/body/response behind an atomic done flag (release/acquire). Spliced + Foundation linked only when a program uses Http.*. - runtime/native/http.ludic: the Http.* runtime — get/post/request, the open/set/body/send builder, poll/status/ok/text/body_len/header/free, plus a pure-Ludic response parser (Http.parse + case-insensitive header lookup) that is transport-independent and portable. - compiler: Http.* dispatch, g_uses_http splice, hs_* transport intrinsics + declarations, the conditional Foundation link, and a new \r string/char escape the protocol needs. - docs: a full docs/language/http section (16 pages); check-impl/check-docs green. - test: examples/library/http.ludic self-asserts the parser offline (Darwin-gated build via the canonical path, since it links Foundation). Verified end to end against real endpoints: HTTPS GET (200 + headers + body) and POST (body + custom header). HTTP is out-of-band and never feeds the deterministic sim. Reseeded; suites green (81 + 29). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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HTTP client standard library (#6). Http.* — a poll-based HTTP/HTTPS client
for out-of-band data (leaderboards, cloud saves, remote config, telemetry,
downloads). Http.get / Http.post / Http.request start a request (or
Http.open + Http.set headers + Http.body + Http.send to build one up);
Http.poll returns -1 while pending, 0 on error, else the status code, so
the frame never blocks; Http.status / ok / text / body_len / header
read the reply, and Http.free releases it. TLS is the system's, on by default
with certificate verification — an https:// URL just works. Pairs with the
Json.* companion (already shipped in #44): Json.parse(Http.text(h)).
The transport (runtime/native/http.ll) drives NSURLConnection through the objc
runtime's C ABI on a detached pthread — same hand-written-IR, no-ObjC/no-C style
as cocoa.ll — and is spliced with Foundation only when a program uses Http.*
(macOS for now). The response parser (Http.parse, header lookup) is pure Ludic
and portable, so the suite exercises it offline with no network. HTTP depends on
the network and wall clock and is explicitly out-of-band: it must never feed the
deterministic lockstep/replay simulation, like Net.* and Time.now. Also adds
the \r string/char escape the protocol needs.