Fix StreamingResponse docs: warn about blocking operations in async generators#14991
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…ngResponse Async generators need to use asyncio.sleep() instead of time.sleep() to avoid blocking the event loop and prevent proper streaming. Fixes: fastapi#14680
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Description
Fixes issue #14680 - StreamingResponse doc example needs correction
Problem
The documentation states that StreamingResponse "Takes an async generator or a normal generator/iterator" but doesn't explain that async generators need to actually await something to work properly.
Users might use in an async generator, which blocks the event loop and prevents proper streaming.
Solution
Added a warning admonition explaining that:
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