continuum - P2P replicated document storage service

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age	Files	Lines
*	measure paths	tv	7 hours	6	-71/+617
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*	failover between transports	tv	7 hours	5	-37/+232
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*	introduce paths layer (split off identity layer)	tv	8 hours	3	-250/+428
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*	rename PING/PONG to STATUS/STATUS_REPLY	tv	8 hours	6	-67/+68
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*	add debug tracing for libp2p open/close	tv	29 hours	1	-11/+63
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*	add transport stats	tv	29 hours	6	-23/+482
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*	forget stale libp2p peers	tv	29 hours	1	-0/+79
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*	pause libp2p relays that don't grant	tv	29 hours	1	-6/+37
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*	libp2p relays don't dial nodes through itself	tv	29 hours	1	-1/+44
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*	build topology per transport	tv	29 hours	4	-0/+24
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*	add support for public libp2p infrastructure	tv	30 hours	1	-20/+131
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*	use libp2p mDNS	tv	30 hours	5	-12/+141
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*	register relays in member list & use AutoNAT	tv	30 hours	1	-15/+257
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*	add libp2p relay support	tv	30 hours	1	-20/+232
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*	use libp2p identify protocol & announce alt addrs	tv	30 hours	1	-13/+168
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*	admit scheme in seeds	tv	31 hours	1	-12/+33
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*	add libp2p transport	tv	31 hours	2	-0/+635
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*	introduce locations	tv	32 hours	2	-24/+85
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	This prepares the identity layer for transports where an identity alone doesn't say where a node is. The identity layer keeps identities in its books and publishes locations. For Mycelium and the simulator both methods default to the identity, so nothing changes there.
*	add support for several transports	tv	32 hours	4	-170/+324
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*	admit nodeId and addresses in the API	tv	32 hours	1	-4/+12
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*	add identity layer	tv	32 hours	5	-27/+610
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*	introduce addresses	tv	33 hours	4	-9/+73
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*	talk about "transport" unless mycelium is meant	tv	33 hours	2	-9/+9
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*	add Transport::delivery_limit	tv	33 hours	5	-0/+22
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*	don't leak swarm key in handshake logs	tv	35 hours	1	-10/+55
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*	add delta blobs	tv	35 hours	2	-11/+91
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*	turn all pub into pub(crate)	tv	36 hours	6	-127/+127
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*	replace utoipa by static openapi.yaml	tv	36 hours	2	-6/+4
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*	read at most 265 MiB from mycelium per message	tv	38 hours	1	-2/+36
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*	decode sync messages lazily	tv	38 hours	2	-8/+37
\| \| \| \| \| \| \|	Sync messages are now being decoded only where they are applied: after membership has been checked, in the sync lane's blocking task. Debug now shows only the size instead of the whole message.
*	keepalive sends head samples alongside digest	tv	38 hours	3	-26/+95
\| \| \| \| \| \|	When there are more than 32 heads that can be send in a single keepalive message, the digest is accompanied by 32 heads, a different window each time, so after a few keepalives every head has been listed.
*	poll mycelium inbox concurrently	tv	39 hours	1	-55/+81
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*	POST timeout depends on content size	tv	39 hours	1	-1/+24
\| \| \| \| \|	Replace the fixed timeout by a variable one depending on content size with the formula: 10 s + content-size / 1 MiB/s
*	include version in wire format	tv	39 hours	2	-11/+111
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*	show sender on mycelium transport parse error	tv	40 hours	1	-0/+9
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*	number handshakes	tv	2 days	2	-0/+6
\| \| \| \|	This prevents late hellos from resetting the session.
*	send bounded peer lists	tv	2 days	5	-0/+21
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*	private mycelium needs both key and name	tv	2 days	1	-8/+11
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*	cleanup mycelium daemon	tv	2 days	3	-51/+20
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*	split mycelium daemon in its own module	tv	2 days	3	-367/+374
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*	unify lock logic	tv	2 days	3	-13/+7
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*	replace shadow types by wire codec	tv	2 days	3	-428/+433
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*	add heads summary test	tv	2 days	1	-0/+37
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*	add random swarms test	tv	2 days	1	-32/+3
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*	add stalled source test	tv	2 days	1	-2/+6
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*	add simulation test	tv	2 days	3	-7/+467
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*	late messages don't flip peer's epoch back	tv	3 days	2	-12/+53
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*	put remake content into blobs	tv	4 days	2	-0/+9
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*	add chunked download and use it during rejoin	tv	4 days	3	-0/+225
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*	add traffic counter	tv	4 days	4	-8/+243
\| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \| \|	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.