PSL 6.0.2

Patch release fixing a bug in IO\Reader that affected non-blocking stream reads (TLS, TCP, etc.).

Bug fixes

IO: Reader no longer treats empty non-blocking reads as EOF

Reader::readUntil() and Reader::readUntilBounded() assumed that an empty read() meant end-of-stream. On non-blocking handles (TLS, TCP, Unix sockets), read() can return empty before data arrives. This caused readLine() to return the entire stream content as a single string instead of splitting into individual lines.

This bug affected any code using IO\Reader with network streams. If you were using readLine(), readUntil(), or readUntilBounded() on a non-blocking stream and getting unexpected results, this is the fix.

Docs: source links point to correct paths

Documentation source links (See src/Psl/Default/ for the full API) now link to packages/default/src/Psl/Default/ instead of the non-existent top-level src/Psl/Default/.

Full changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for details.