fix(generator): cast frame.LEN in min() so WS read compiles under MSVC#37
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generator.h WebSocket frame read calls min( sx, frame.LEN ), mixing ulong (sx) and uchar_64 (frame.LEN). With the namespaced min<T> from NodeppOfficial#32, template argument deduction fails on this mismatch under MSVC 2022 (/std:c++20), so the WebSocket translation unit does not build on Windows. One-line cast resolves it, matching the existing cast style at other min() call sites in this file. Verified: dev builds clean on MSVC 2022 x64 /std:c++20 /MT and the NodeppOfficial#36 WebSocket connect path runs.
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generator.h (WebSocket frame read) calls
min( sx, frame.LEN ), mixingulong(sx) and
uchar_64(frame.LEN). With the namespacedmin<T>from #32, templateargument deduction fails on this mismatch under MSVC 2022 (/std:c++20), so the
WebSocket translation unit does not build on Windows.
One-line cast resolves it, matching the existing style elsewhere in this file
(e.g. the other min() call sites already cast their arguments):
Verified: with this cast, dev builds clean on MSVC 2022 x64 /std:c++20 /MT and
the #36 WebSocket connect path runs (see the #36 confirmation).