feat: Update Lambda handlers to include cookies in the response

[jill64]

related #604

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  • Enhanced response handling across multiple server architectures to include cookies, improving session management and personalization capabilities.

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  • Updated package version and repository details to keep users informed about the latest version and project resources.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates across multiple TypeScript files involve enhancing the response data by extracting cookies from headers and including them in the returned objects. This improvement ensures that cookies are now part of the data package returned to the client, alongside the existing response components like status code, headers, and body.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../edge-unbundled/server-buffered.ts	Extracted cookies from response headers and added them to the return object.
.../lambda-mono-buffered.ts	Added cookie extraction in the handler function, included in the return object.
.../lambda-s3-buffered.ts	Extracted cookies from response headers and included them in the return payload.

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Actionable comments posted: 3

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Consider improving the cookie parsing logic.

The current implementation splits cookies by commas, which might not correctly handle cookies that contain commas within their values. Consider using a more robust parsing method that correctly handles such cases.

[coderabbitai]

Consider improving the cookie parsing logic.

As in the previous file, the method used to split cookies might not handle cookies with commas in their values correctly. A more robust parsing method is recommended.

[coderabbitai]

Consider improving the cookie parsing logic.

As in the other files, the method used to split cookies might not handle cookies with commas in their values correctly. A more robust parsing method is recommended.