OptionalmaxLineLength?: numberOptionalmaxInFlight?: numberCap on concurrently-dispatched messages. Reaching it pauses stdin until
in-flight work drains, so a client that pipes thousands of lines cannot
open thousands of simultaneous dispatches. Deliberately NOT 1: MCP clients
legitimately issue parallel tool calls, and serialising them would make
every slow tool block every fast one. Default: 32.
Cap on a single line's length (UTF-16 code units) before it is abandoned. A client that never sends a newline would otherwise grow the read buffer without bound — same class of input-driven memory guard as the stream parser's
maxDepth. On overflow the partial line is dropped, a-32700is written, and input is skipped to the next newline so the stream resynchronises instead of dying. Default: 1 MiB.