ranade-oss makes streamed citations less brittle
A small reliability fix helps legal answers keep their citations intact while they are still arriving.
When an AI answer is delivered word by word, its source markers can arrive in pieces. ranade-oss has tightened the handling of those unfinished markers so the system does not treat a half-arrived citation as ordinary answer text.
The change is narrowly focused on the live-response experience, but it matters in a legal setting: citations are part of the reader's ability to assess an answer, not decorative metadata. By holding back or releasing partial text more carefully until the marker is complete, the fork aims to keep streamed answers cleaner and their references more coherent.
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