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Implementing instant cancellation of LLM streaming responses requires an unbroken signal propagation chain: the client's AbortController.abort() triggers HTTP fetch teardown, the gateway detects the socket close via the server context and cancels the upstream request context, and the model inference runtime catches the disconnection, stops autoregressive generation, and releases the KV-cache.
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