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The Clock module is the system clock that every unix timestamp new goes
through. It comes with an offset that only tests can set.
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To reduce the number of write locks, heads are now cached.
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This introduces a new wrapper that counts messages and payload bytes per
peer, split by kind (hello, helloReply, sync, ping, pong), each sent,
received and refused.
The traffic counter goes around the firewall, which means messages
dropped outbound are still counted as sent, and messages dropped inbound
don't count as received.
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Don't store encoded messages but retry using a newly generated one.
That way any accumulated changes can be delivered at once.
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Instead of arbitrarily limiting the number to 16, allow filling
keepalive messages as long as they don't cause mycelium to chunk it.
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SyncSession holds all fields that get reset by reset_sync()
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