[Turbo] Add stream format with request listener #2550
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BundleInterface::boot() is only called when booting a worker and not on every request. Fixes symfony#2549
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The failing tests are in LiveComponents and a timeout in webdriver. I hope they're not related to my changes ;). |
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BundleInterface::boot() is only called when booting a worker and not on every request. So on FrankenPHP for example Turbo requests would never return a stream when checking with
if ($request->getPreferredFormat() === TurboBundle::STREAM_FORMAT.This replaces
TurboBundle::boot()with a request listener to register the format on every request.