This seems to resolve the "LocalProtocolError: Max outbound streams is n, n open" error - #11
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It looks like http_limits wasn't passed to httpx, except I think in the case of proxy transports. I changed limits and kept seeing the error until I passed the limits explicitly. I also rebooted which I see searchXG people said was necessary to clear the h2 pool.
I don't think this is the full fix as encode/httpcore#1088 looks like it fixes the core issue but hasn't been merged yet. I have just reduced max connections to 16 which fixes my case.
Only submitting in case you missed passing the http_limits argument and I haven't misunderstood the code.