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feat: bound PSS/E dynamic output responses - #98
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Summary
Follow up on #97 to bound the size of
read_dynamic_outputMCP responses.Changes
max_pointsso callers can request a tighter response bound.num_points,total_points,downsampled, and the effectivemax_pointsso callers can see exactly how the response was handled.max_pointsvalues before starting the PSS/E engine.Validation
The new tests use the existing fake
dyntoolspath, so they do not require a licensed PSS/E installation.This addresses the follow-up from #97: an unbounded request for all dynamic-output channels can otherwise produce an unnecessarily large MCP response.