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Large structured WebSocket responses currently fail at the server's 128 KiB limit. This is the client prerequisite for W24-Service-GmbH/core-reader#2055: recognize
payload_encoding: "json", download and decrypt the existingpayload_url, and deserialize its JSON intopayload_dictusing the same v1/v2 response models as inline results. Unmarked downloads—including JSON files—remain inpayload_bytes; malformed structured JSON fails explicitly.Prepare version 2.9.0 so the server can gate offloading on a reported client version that supports this contract. Release this client before enabling the companion server change (https://github.com/W24-Service-GmbH/core-reader/pull/2535). Upgrade crew-api's client dependency to 2.9.0 when rolling out synchronous HTTP support: the result is reconstructed before that adapter clears
payload_bytes. Older clients retain the existing explicit oversize failure rather than silently receiving data in a different field.Validation: 71 tests passed across structured offloads, shared HTTPS/download ordering, read deadlines/retries, and callback contracts. Includes typed v1 PMI and v2 round trips, a large Unicode payload, binary compatibility, corrupt JSON, and preservation through the synchronous HTTP adapter's serialization behavior. Ruff and whitespace checks passed. Tests ran on Python 3.12.8; no live S3 or production deployment was performed.