build(deps): update aiointercept requirement from >=0.1.8 to >=0.1.9

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Updates the requirements on aiointercept to permit the latest version.

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v0.1.9

What's Changed

• Fix #96: Fix regression in 0.1.8 with bare ips and regexp patterns by @​leplatrem in Polandia94/aiointercept#98

New Contributors

• @​leplatrem made their first contribution in Polandia94/aiointercept#98

Full Changelog: Polandia94/aiointercept@v0.1.8...v0.1.9

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[0.1.9] - 2026-07-08

Fixed

• Fix regression in 0.1.8: with a regex pattern registered, requests to bare IP addresses (e.g. http://127.0.0.1:PORT/) were wrongly redirected to the mock server and raised ServerDisconnectedError #96.

[0.1.8] - 2026-06-28

Added

• m.ordered_requests — flat list of (key, AiointerceptRequest) tuples in arrival order, giving cross-URL request ordering that m.requests (grouped by key) does not provide.
• m.call_count — integer property; total requests intercepted across all URLs (len(m.ordered_requests)).
• MockResponse — object returned by m.add() / m.get() / m.post() etc. Its call_count attribute increments each time that specific registration is matched and served, enabling per-handler assertions: rsp = m.get(url); ...; assert rsp.call_count == 2.
• m.last_request — property returning the most recently intercepted AiointerceptRequest, or None if no requests have been made.
• Streaming response bodies: body= now accepts an AsyncIterable[bytes] (e.g. an async generator). aiohttp wraps it in an AsyncIterablePayload and streams the chunks with chunked transfer encoding, so the client receives each piece as it is written — useful for mocking server-sent events / OpenAI-style streaming endpoints. The iterator is drained once: with repeat only the first response carries the body and later ones come back empty, so register a fresh iterator per expected request. Related to aioresponses#274.

Fixed

• start() now clears m.requests and m.ordered_requests at the beginning of each session. Previously, reusing the same instance across multiple invocations (decorator mode or manual start()/stop() cycles) accumulated requests from prior runs, causing assert_called_once() and assert_not_called() to report stale counts. Recorded requests remain accessible after stop() for post-context-manager inspection.
• passthrough_unmatched proxying no longer truncates compressed upstream responses: the upstream Content-Length (the compressed size) was relayed alongside the already-decompressed body.
• Proxied redirects are now relayed untouched (allow_redirects=False upstream), so the client's own redirect handling (allow_redirects, response.history) behaves as it would against the real network. Previously the proxy followed redirects itself and the client saw only the final response.
• The internal proxy session no longer accumulates cookies across proxied requests (it now uses a DummyCookieJar); cookie state belongs to each test's own client.
• Custom resolvers passed to TCPConnector(resolver=...) are now intercepted too. Resolution is funneled through a single TCPConnector._resolve_host patch instead of patching ThreadedResolver.resolve / AsyncResolver.resolve, which only covered those two classes.
• Calling add() before the server is started now raises RuntimeError (was AssertionError, which disappears under python -O); a URL without a host raises ValueError.
• start() now fails with a clear RuntimeError instead of blocking the caller's event loop forever if the server thread wedges during startup.

Improved

• Sequential requests to a mocked host are faster: pooled keep-alive connections that already point at the mock server are reused instead of forcing a fresh TCP connection per request (connections pointing elsewhere are still discarded).
• Mock startup is faster: the passthrough proxy session is created lazily on first use instead of eagerly on every start().
• mock_external_urls=True now installs 3 class-level patches instead of 5 (TCPConnector._resolve_host / _get_ssl_context / _get), and passthrough hosts keep normal DNS caching (the per-lookup cache clearing is gone — interception happens before the cache).

[0.1.7] - 2026-06-12

Fixed

• Allow mock.ANY on JSON, data and headers on asserts.
• Callbacks were receiving the compiled regex instead of the real URL; now every callback receives a yarl URL.
• Callbacks with a Content-Type header were raising an exception (the header collided with the default content type); now fixed.
• With mock_external_urls=True, a request to a mocked host is now intercepted even when the client already holds a live keep-alive connection to the real server. A class-level TCPConnector._get patch refuses to reuse a pooled connection for intercepted hosts, forcing a fresh (redirected) connection; passthrough hosts still reuse their connections.
• A failed start() (e.g. when bypass-session creation raises) now rolls back its class-level patches instead of leaking the patch refcount onto subsequent mocks.

Improved

• DNS-cache invalidation no longer tracks TCPConnector instances at all. Instead of patching TCPConnector.__init__ at import time and clearing every live connector's cache on start(), a class-level _resolve_host patch (installed only when mock_external_urls=True) drops the relevant cache entry per lookup. No monkey-patching happens unless mock_external_urls=True.
• Improved error messages

Added

• AiointerceptRequest.kwargs now includes data for non-JSON request bodies. Thanks to @​eth2353.

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Commits

• 3201dbd release 0.1.9
• d5aeda0 Fix #96: Fix regression in 0.1.8 with bare ips and regexp patterns (#98)
• 2a66bca update migration guide (#97)
• 06cb2a8 update internal python versions (#93)
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