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@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ stateDiagram-v2
- Dormancy is only judged while the node is ready, so joining nodes keep fast retries.
A peer's farewell (it is shutting down: a STATUS with `leaving`) makes it dormant at
once, whatever our phase; it isn't counted as an incident (`dormancies`). What that
- run still sends while it stops (sync messages, PINGs, a LINKS_REPLY) doesn't make it
+ run still sends while it stops (sync messages, PINGs) doesn't make it
active again: only a HELLO or HELLO_REPLY from its next run does.
- **A suspended machine** (a laptop asleep) counts its peers as silent for as long as it
slept: the monotonic clock the timers run on stops meanwhile, so without that every
@@ -376,8 +376,7 @@ what they know, contacting nobody: an active session that answers; a session tha
doesn't, held dormant or unanswered HELLOs; or can't tell): if some don't and none does, the member is away and nothing is recorded
(asked again after another hold); otherwise, or with no answer within 10 s, the link
is recorded. A node that reaches nobody at all is the one away, and
-records nothing. PROBEs are their own message, apart from the dashboard's
-LINKS, which a node may leave unanswered.
+records nothing.
A writer's changes pass on along its tree ([`swarm/tree.rs`](../src/swarm/tree.rs)), the same on every node:
built on the graph the member list gives (as if every member reached every other), less