Fix missing SSIZE_MAX declaration by including <climits>#136
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src/files.cpp and src/async_io_epoll.cpp use SSIZE_MAX without including <climits>, relying on it being pulled in transitively by other headers. Newer glibc/libstdc++ (e.g. GCC 16 / glibc 2.43) no longer expose SSIZE_MAX this way, breaking the build. Added the explicit include to these files and to src/async_io_kqueue.cpp, which has the same latent issue.
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src/files.cpp and src/async_io_epoll.cpp use SSIZE_MAX without including , relying on it being pulled in transitively by other headers. Newer glibc/libstdc++ (e.g. GCC 16 / glibc 2.43) no longer expose SSIZE_MAX this way, breaking the build. Added the explicit include to these files and to src/async_io_kqueue.cpp, which has the same latent issue.