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Hold async admission requests and add RLS rate-limit example - #1
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Header-only asynchronous admission could release a POST to the router when body data or trailers arrived before the callout decision. Hold both until admission completes, with regression coverage for forwarding and denial.
Add a reusable RLS v3 admission example with immutable policy snapshots, trusted descriptor sources, bounded Envoy-managed gRPC callouts, and explicit failure modes. Include a native-filter comparison and Fraser adoption boundaries. CI runs the new unit and Envoy e2e suites.
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Local Envoy is pinned commit 0d6e3c60aa55 (1.39.0-dev). Envoy 1.38 qualification, Composer coexistence, and Fraser deployment are not established by these tests.