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Completes JS track handover (quest file deleted here).

Summary

A js/net track subscription now survives its broadcast's route moving to another provider with the same epoch (e.g. a relay migration after GOAWAY). It mirrors model::resume in rs/moq-net. Both languages also change how long a replaced route keeps feeding (see Replaced copies below):

• Identity. Under an epoch, Origin.Requesting.active is a logical front (resume.ts Front) instead of a clone of the route's broadcast. A same-epoch route taking over re-sources it; the handle stays the same object. Epochless routes behave exactly as before.
• Reader. Each subscriber reads route copies directly (no pump, no frame copy; a passthrough with one route). On a swap it subscribes to the new copy from the newest group it handed out, and drops replaced copies once no unread or in-flight group needs them.
• Replaced copies (Rust and JS). A replaced copy keeps delivering until the new copy delivers its first group F, and is then bounded at max(newest handed out, F - 1). Before, it was bounded at its newest group at the swap. A group the old route got after the swap, already superseded when the new route's subscription started, then reached nobody at a zero budget. A reader that has read no groups bounds a replaced copy at what it has instead (Rust keeps it for those buffered groups, as main does; JS lets it go at once).
• Recovery. A handed-out group whose copy stalls while a newer route serves continues from the serving copy at the next frame (from its cache, else a fetch). One whose copy fails continues first from any other copy that still holds it (a group's name fixes its content), so handing a group out leases the other copies holding it until it is read. Rust and JS. It is given up once stale by the reader's budget (wall clock since its successor arrived, or media drift), as Rust does. Fetched groups recover by fetching again.
• Delivered once. Every Track.Subscriber (direct or resumed) keeps an interval set of handed-out sequences, so a re-created group or one a second route delivers is handed out once. Gaps past the budget are forgotten, so only gaps within it cost memory (same bound as Rust's an_endless_track_with_gaps_stays_bounded).
• Compatibility. A new route whose track info differs (timescale, max age, priority) is refused: the old copy keeps feeding, then the track ends. The check also covers a swap that races the first copy's answer, and a route created after info() already recorded what the track is.
• Reads take the lowest group across copies, in both orders. A group a replaced copy already holds is not skipped (sequence order) or handed out after a later one (arrival order) because the new copy offered the later one first. Rust still polls the serving copy first. Porting this is planned as Rust resumed reads, added in this PR.
• test/drain. Runs at zero latency budget with one request and one subscription, read for the whole run. The publisher mints an epoch. The relays and A's cluster dial offer lite-07 (epochs only travel there), and so do the JS sessions over WebSocket. Asserts every group arrived exactly once and active never changed.

js/watch and js/hang only mirror request.active, so on a same-epoch swap they now keep their catalog and track subscriptions. No change was needed there.

Public API impact

• Origin.Requesting.active: keeps the same handle across a same-epoch route swap. Code watching it to resubscribe no longer sees a change; restarts still change it.
• Track.Subscriber: hands each group sequence out at most once (a re-created group was delivered twice before).
• Group.Consumer.closed: now settles once its reader calls close(), even with unread frames (it never settled before).
• New Connection option websocket.protocols, mirroring webtransport.protocols. The default list still leaves out moq-lite-07-wip; an unsupported entry rejects connect().
• Rust moq-net (and so the relay): a replaced route's copy stays subscribed, unbounded, until the new route's copy delivers its first group. The end bound then goes out with the usual subscription update. Behavior only.
• Wire: none.

Decisions

Settled by the maintainer:

1. websocket.protocols stays public, mirroring webtransport.protocols. test/drain needs lite-07 (the only version that carries epochs) over WebSocket, because its stand-in for DNS is a TCP proxy.
2. Land, and watch the nightly test drain for the startup failure. It got no groups through relay A before any migration, and did not reproduce in 40 instrumented runs. If it recurs in nightly, add per-group tracing to the harness under a follow-up quest. (The recent nightly test drain failures on main are a different issue: relay A not logging that every session left.)
3. Swap gap: fix it here, in both languages, with option (a). Defer bounding the replaced copy until the new copy delivers its first group F, then bound at max(newest, F - 1). The deterministic probe stays as a regression test in both languages. doc/concept and the lite draft only promise resuming "from the first frame it lacks", which this makes more true, so neither changes.
4. Ordered reads: keep the JS behavior (lowest next group across copies), and plan the Rust port as a follow-up quest in this PR. A later review round (Codex) extended the JS rule to arrival reads, since recvGroup promises the lowest buffered group first, so the quest covers both orders.

Follow-up quest-plan prompt (paper trail):

Rust ordered reads across a swap can skip a group a replaced copy holds. What should happen?

• ✅ Port the JS rule to Rust (lowest next group across copies) as a separate quest: Rust resumed reads
• Revert JS to serving-first, matching Rust today

Tests

• resume.test.ts (origin level against stand-in sessions, plus Front directly):
  • reading across a swap, each group once
  • stalled and failed groups continuing at the next frame
  • a stale group given up
  • an incompatible replacement refused
  • datagram replay dedupe
  • a concluded route ending the track
  • reading between routes (park)
  • fetch recovery, and a superseded recovery fetch being abandoned
  • ordered reads across a swap
  • a swap racing the first copy's info, and a late subscriber after info()
  • a group the old route gets after the swap, which the new route never has, is delivered (the swap-gap probe)
• rs/moq-net model/resume.rs: the same probe, a_group_the_old_route_gets_after_the_swap_is_delivered, in both read orders. It fails under the old bound-at-replacement rule.
• Round-3 fixes, from local Codex adversarial reviews (the hosted reviewers had not looked past e10d351b): a group the new copy replays, already handed out, no longer bounds the replaced copy (Rust and JS); a JS fetch of an already-failed group waits for the next route instead of re-adopting it in a loop; JS copies tied on their next group hand it out from the serving copy, so replaced copies get bounded and let go; a replaced copy whose group channel ran out is let go at once. Tests: a_group_the_new_route_replays_bounds_nothing, a group the new route replays bounds nothing, ..., a fetched group that fails on the route still serving waits for the next route, a group every route holds comes from the serving one, so replaced copies go.
• Final-round fixes (maintainer's root-cause choice for the Codex hang on 89a3cd1f, plus the hosted Codex findings on 0c00bffb and 89a3cd1f):
  • A failed group continues from any copy still holding it, in both languages. Tests: a_group_the_serving_copy_failed_continues_from_a_replaced_copy and a group the serving copy failed continues from a replaced copy that holds it, each in both read orders, failing before and after handout. They fail (hang) without the fix, and without the backup lease. Rust had the same gap when the serving copy's group failed after handout.
  • JS track info and fetches ask the copy being read first, and its refusal (not its route failing) is the track's answer for readers and fetches alike. Tests: track info waits for the copy being read to say what the track is, a refusal from the copy being read is the track's answer, for its readers and fetches alike.
  • Rust: a reader that read no groups bounds replaced copies at what they have, so they stop taking new groups. Test: datagram_readers_bound_replaced_copies.
  • Merged main: nightly.sh (ci(bench): publish measured nightly benchmark trends #5759) keeps resume in the measured JS benches; resumed JS readers stream feat(net)!: stream the largest track location #5725's largest() from the serving copy, never moving back, ending only with the route (as Rust's Consumer::poll_largest). Test: the largest follows the serving copy across a swap without moving back, and ends with the route.
• Extra round (granted by the maintainer, on the reviews of ef562a0c):
  • JS finished() rejects with a refused replacement once the old copy fails with its route. Test: waiting for the end of a track whose replacement was refused ends with the refusal.
  • JS fetchGroup reads closed only after attaching its recovery, so a route failure in between no longer releases the route twice. Test: a fetched group failing as it is handed out releases its route once.
  • Declined CodeRabbit's copy_failed filter for Rust held: a failed track keeps only finished groups, which are whole by name. Test pinning it: a_failed_group_continues_from_a_failed_route_that_finished_it.
  • A group-only resumed reader never settling closed is planned as Resumed close, added in this PR.
  • Merged main: fix(net): hold JS readers for a track's pending tail #5915's owed tail joins the direct datagram waits (the resumed waits already watch it); Recover carries both its backup leases and fix(net): a fetch keeps its track read while it reads an open group #5809's logical hold.
• Merged main (round 3): Copy::wire uses main's Subscription::clamped (feat(net)!: carry group ranges on track::Subscription #5732); the track tests share main's stampGroup helper, and every timed write in them stays monotonic under the rewind check (feat(net): a timed track refuses a group that rewinds #5803). No MIGRATE.md entry: no caller has to change code.
• Round-2 review fixes: arrival reads take the lowest buffered group across copies; a fetch still out on the old route moves to the new one; a stalled group whose copy then fails surfaces the route's verdict.
• Round-1 review fixes: a group handed out already failed still recovers; track info moves to a new route when the current one never answers; a superseded splice abandons its lookups; a fetch waits for the copy being read to say what the track is.
• track.test.ts: re-created group handed out once; a gap forgotten past budget (max delay and max age); endless gapped track memory bound.
• delivered.test.ts, plus connect.test.ts for websocket.protocols.
• Updated origin tests that asserted the old swap-to-a-new-handle behavior; they now assert the handle stays and reads the new source.
• just check passes. just test drain passed about 151 of 153 local runs across the review rounds, including 28/28 since the deferred bound, with the rebuilt relay. One failure was the unexplained startup stall; the other was the swap gap this PR now fixes.

Benchmarks (loaded shared host; A/B interleaved)

• New js/net/bench/resume.ts, wired into the nightly JS group. It sweeps readers (1/4/16) by route swaps (0/1/16) and compares front reads with direct reads. Front cost is within noise of direct reads, with no slope over readers or swaps.
• Existing track bench, main vs branch, interleaved twice, min of runs: geomean publish 0.87x, idle eviction 1.04x over 24 rows. No detectable regression, but run-to-run noise on this host is about ±50%.

Follow-ups

• Rust resumed reads (planned in this PR).
• Resumed close (planned in this PR).
• Make the JS resume path reachable in production once lite-07 ships (Finalize moq-lite-07); until then only clients that opt into moq-lite-07-wip carry epochs.
• Drain harness per-group tracing, if the startup flake recurs in nightly.

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Quest outcome: implemented. test/drain now passes at zero budget with a single subscription (64/65 local runs; the one failure was before any migration and is unexplained). Opened as a draft for two maintainer decisions listed in the description: whether to keep the new public websocket.protocols option, and how to treat the drain startup flake. Suggested next step: /quest-iterate once those are settled.

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Walkthrough

JavaScript adds resumed reads across route copies, sequence delivery tracking, and persistent origin handles across same-epoch route changes. Rust updates route-copy bounds and recovery behavior. The drain harness tests migration with one subscription and exactly-once group delivery. WebSocket connections can now use an optional ordered protocol list, including the work-in-progress Lite-07 protocol.

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Track handover across routes mostly works as intended, with two remaining recovery gaps. A narrow failure timing during a fetched group's recovery can close a shared source early. In Rust, a route that flaps back can make recovery reuse the failed copy instead of a healthy one. Both fixes are small and should land before merge.

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moq/rs/moq-net/src/model/resume.rs

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sub.has_unread_group(&track::Unread {

Bound copies retained by datagram-only Rust readers

When a Rust subscriber polls only datagrams and each successive same-epoch copy has an unread group, this predicate remains true for every bounded replaced copy, so every route swap leaves another subscription and cache in self.copies. A peer that repeatedly migrates the route can therefore grow retained state without bound. Fresh evidence after the prior fix is that setting until stops each old copy from accepting newer groups, but neither deduplicates nor caps the copies whose cached groups satisfy this check; preserve later group reads with a bounded or consolidated backlog instead of retaining one route copy per migration.

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On the Codex P2 in review 5577271121 ("Bound copies retained by datagram-only Rust readers"): agreed. A datagram-only reader keeps every bounded replaced copy that still has an unread group, one per route swap. Main's Reader::let_go does the same, so this predates this PR.

Per the maintainer's rule for ending this PR, I've planned it rather than fixing it here, in quest/m1/resume-in-flight.md ("Bounded retention"), alongside the other let-go rules. The plan: retention is bounded by the reader's budget, and the quest decides what an unbounded budget keeps (a consolidated backlog rather than a count cap). A reader may still read groups later, so an unread group can't simply be dropped.

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Cancel the served-copy lookup with the caller

When a track is still being read from source A while source B is current and A's metadata answer stalls, aborting the hold passed to resolveTrackInfo cannot stop this preliminary lookup because #askServed receives only B's retirement signal. A canceled IETF TRACK_STATUS request therefore remains pending and keeps its metadata demand and retained source alive until A answers or the route changes, so repeated canceled requests can accumulate state. Pass the caller's hold through this lookup as well.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L18-L18

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