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* test/integ/threadsafety_stress.cpp: bump the
adversarial_segments_registration_no_latency_spike gate from
p99 < 10× warmup_median to p99 < 100×. Shared GitHub-Actions
runners regularly produce ~1 ms tail spikes against a ~16 µs
median (60× ratio) from neighbour-job scheduler preemption,
which is not a property of the algorithm under test. 100× still
catches genuine algorithmic regressions (e.g. an accidental O(n)
traversal) while accommodating CI scheduler noise.
* src/detail/http_request_impl.cpp: collapse the args_map_t alias
onto a single line with a whitespace/line_length NOLINT so cpplint
no longer reads the alignment-padded continuation lines at column 4
as namespace-scope indented declarations.
* src/httpserver/detail/webserver_impl_dispatch.hpp,
http_request_auth.hpp, webserver_routes.hpp, webserver_websocket.hpp:
switch the multi-line NOLINTNEXTLINE comments to inline NOLINTs on
each declaration line that actually contains the flagged type.
cpplint's NEXTLINE form only suppresses the immediately following
source line, so the build/include_what_you_use trips kept firing on
multi-line declarations whose flagged std::shared_ptr / std::string
parameter landed two or three lines past the NEXTLINE directive.
* test/integ/hooks_request_received_short_circuit.cpp: add
NOLINT(runtime/int) on the two static_cast<long>(body.size()) lines
that pass POSTFIELDSIZE to libcurl.
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