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Move networking, persistence, URL, and time functionality behind std-aware feature gates so alloc-only builds do not pull in runtime or IO dependencies
Adjust shared error and parsing paths to avoid implicit std assumptions and work under alloc-only builds This allows the core protocol surface to compile consistently across embedded and std targets
Update core protocol state transitions and URI handling so they compile without std while keeping the same behavior for std-enabled targets. This is the main protocol-facing part of the no_std port
Adjust FFI-facing receive code to match the new core feature boundaries introduced for no_std support
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Closing to split into smaller, more focused PRs for easier review. |
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