fix: add aclose() to AsyncStream for standard async cleanup #2854
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Summary
aclose()method toAsyncStreamas a thin async alias forclose()test_async_stream_acloseto verify the method exists and worksFixes #2853
Problem
AsyncStreamexposesclose()but notaclose(). This causesAttributeErrorwhen:AsyncChatCompletionStream.close()callsself._response.aclose()and the response is anAsyncStream(happens when instrumentation libraries wrap the raw stream)LangfuseResponseGeneratorAsync) callsaclose()on the wrapped streamFix
Add
aclose()as an alias forclose()onAsyncStream, matching the standard Python async cleanup convention used byhttpx.Response,asyncio.StreamWriter, and async generators (PEP 525).Test plan
test_async_stream_aclose— assertsaclose()exists and can be called