refactor: use the built-in max/min to simplify the code

[xiaoxiangirl]

Proposed changes

In Go 1.21, the standard library includes built-in max/min function, which can greatly simplify the code.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Improved internal logic for error reporting and configuration to enhance code clarity and maintainability. No changes to user-facing functionality.

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Walkthrough

The changes refactor index and variable assignments in two files by replacing conditional logic with a max function. This streamlines the calculation of indices and worker counts, ensuring values do not fall below zero or a set minimum, while maintaining the original behavior and leaving public interfaces unchanged.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
cmd/integration-test/http.go	Refactored index calculation in error reporting to use a max function for clarity and safety.
pkg/protocols/http/request.go	Simplified worker count initialization using a max function in executeTurboHTTP.

Poem

A hop and a skip, with logic so neat,
The max function’s here, making code more complete.
No more confusion with indices or counts,
Just clear, simple numbers that always amount.
With every refactor, we rabbits delight—
Simpler and safer, code hopping just right! 🐇✨

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• cmd/integration-test/http.go (1 hunks)
• pkg/protocols/http/request.go (1 hunks)

🔇 Additional comments (2)

pkg/protocols/http/request.go (1)

338-341: Usage of built-in max ties the build to Go 1.21+

Adopting the new max built-in is a neat simplification.
Please double-check that go.mod already declares go 1.21 (or later); older tool-chains will fail to compile.

cmd/integration-test/http.go (1)

831-835: LGTM – cleaner non-negative index calculation

Replacing the manual bounds check with max(len(actual)-1, 0) keeps the original semantics while improving readability. No further action needed.

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