Clamp oversized suffix ranges in FileResponse#3307
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Summary
Clamp suffix byte ranges whose requested length is larger than the file size so FileResponse returns the full representation instead of treating the range as unsatisfiable.
For example,
Range: bytes=-1000against a 526-byte file should produce206withContent-Range: bytes 0-525/526.Root cause
_parse_rangescalculated suffix range starts withfile_size - suffix_length. When the suffix length exceeded the file size, that produced a negative start offset, which_parse_range_headerrejected with416.Checks
uv run pytest tests/test_responses.py::test_file_response_suffix_range_larger_than_file -quv run pytest tests/test_responses.py -k "file_response_range or file_response_suffix_range" -quv run pytest tests/test_responses.py -quv run ruff check starlette/responses.py tests/test_responses.py