Interface Nexus\Mcp\Core\Transport\AbortableTransportInterface

`extends`	`TransportInterface`

A transport whose in-flight work can be stopped one request at a time, rather than only wholesale by close(). The inbound counterpart is CancellableTransportInterface, which reports a peer abandoning a request the caller is serving.

Nexus\Mcp\Core\Transport\AbortableTransportInterface extends TransportInterface
- Nexus\Mcp\Client\Transport\StreamableHttpClientTransport implements AbortableTransportInterface, ParameterHeaderMirroringInterface

Located at Core/Transport/AbortableTransportInterface.php

Methods
`public`	`abort(RequestId $id): void` Stops whatever this transport still has in flight for `$id` and releases it. Naming a request that was never sent, already answered, or already aborted does nothing. The caller has given up on the response, so the abort is not reported as a fault: nothing reaches `onError()` and no reply arrives for that id afterwards. Telling the peer is the protocol layer's job, through `notifications/cancelled`. Stops whatever this transport still has in flight for `$id` and releases it. Naming a request that was never sent, already answered, or already aborted does nothing. The caller has given up on the response, so the abort is not reported as a fault: nothing reaches `onError()` and no reply arrives for that id afterwards. Telling the peer is the protocol layer's job, through `notifications/cancelled`. Implemented by `Nexus\Mcp\Client\Transport\StreamableHttpClientTransport::abort()`	#

Methods inherited from Nexus\Mcp\Core\Transport\TransportInterface
`start(), send(), close(), onMessage(), onError(), onDrain(), onClose()`