Clamp download progress to 100%#235
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Progress.fractionCompleted can exceed 1.0 when the server delivers more bytes than the expected Content-Length (e.g. resumed downloads), causing the activity view to display values like "103.00% completed". Clamp currentValue at the source so every consumer (progress bar, percentage text, byte count) stays capped at 100%. Fixes ninxsoft#222
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Summary
Fixes #222 ("More than 100%").
Progress.fractionCompletedcan exceed1.0when the server delivers more bytes than the expectedContent-Length(e.g. on resumed downloads). The activity view then renders values like103.00% completed. SwiftUI'sProgressViewclamps the bar internally, but the percentage label and the "X of Y bytes" label read the raw value directly, so they overshoot.Fix
Clamp
currentValueat its single source inDownloadManagerso every consumer (progress bar, percentage text, byte count) stays capped at 100%:Verification
Reproduced the exact scenario with the same
ProgressAPI (completed 103 of expected 100 units):Valid mid-download values (e.g. 50%) pass through unchanged.