Fetch highWaterMark
See original GitHub issueWhat should we use as highWaterMark for the fetch api? I think browsers usually have 1m+ while Node has ~16k. Should we try matching the browsers? I think this has some implications on functionality when using Response.clone
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I guess it could.
This is unfortunately for web streams, not node streams.