HTTP Request/Response File Persistence

`http-file` is a TypeScript library designed for serializing and deserializing complete HTTP request and response objects to and from a structured file format. It provides core classes like `RequestFile` and `ResponseFile` to encapsulate all relevant HTTP interaction data, including method, URL, headers, and body, along with utility functions such as `readRequestFile`, `writeRequestFile`, `readResponseFile`, and `writeResponseFile` for file system operations. This capability is particularly useful for scenarios requiring the persistence of HTTP traffic, such as creating mock servers from recorded interactions, replaying requests for testing or debugging, or sharing specific HTTP payloads. The package is currently at version 1.0.3. While it ships with full TypeScript types and offers a stable API, its last release was over two years ago, indicating a mature, low-cadence maintenance or stable phase rather than active feature development. Its key differentiator lies in its focused approach to structured file-based storage of entire HTTP dialogues, distinct from general-purpose HTTP clients or static file servers.