Fix ASGI middleware crash on streaming responses#261
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send_wrapper was re-sending http.response.start on every body chunk, which breaks streaming responses like FileResponse that send multiple chunks. Now it only sends the start message once.
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Fixes #260
send_wrapperwas sendinghttp.response.starton every body chunk. For streaming responses likeFileResponse(which send multiplehttp.response.bodymessages withmore_body=True), this causes aRuntimeError: ASGI flow error: Response already startedon the second chunk.The fix just tracks whether we already sent the start message and skips it on subsequent chunks. Headers and status code are still set before the first send, same as before.