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Apply the quest audit: delete quests whose work landed, add missing Required links, rank blockers above dependents, refresh stale facts, and record the maintainer's decisions (e2ee over a moq-net wrapper trait that moq-mux, moq-json, moq-stats and hang take; m1 means everything before the cut; GroupState storage benchmarked before either redesign; nightly benchmarks, merge-queue GPU gate, nightly interop; net-announced-follow in m0; new contribution-ref and gateway rate quests for moq.pro). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
# Conflicts: # quest/m1/README.md
An auth handle backs one live session; the publisher priority is the send order tiebreak; the dynamic range replacement reaches C through the generated package. This run finishes m0/audit-quests, so its successor moves to the end of m1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - Test the wrappers against the questline's pass-through test cases, plus a | ||
| moq-json snapshot round trip through an encrypted track. |
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This acceptance test cannot run at this point in the stated order: the epic notes that moq-json still accepts concrete track::Producer/track::Subscriber types, and schedules this e2ee quest before net-wrap/json.md, which is what makes those APIs generic. Consequently an encrypted track cannot be passed to the snapshot API yet. Move this test to the JSON adopter quest, or make that conversion a prerequisite and reorder the quests.
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Agreed. Fixed in 0437819: e2ee.md tests only the pass-through cases, and json.md (which now Requires e2ee.md) adds the moq-json snapshot round trip through an encrypted track.
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| - moq-dev/moq#5849 merges: it adds the `gaps` count to `Release::stats` that the skipped and cut group assertions read |
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At this commit's parent, Release::stats already contains pub gaps in rs/moq-mux/src/container/ts/stats.rs, and export_test.rs already asserts stats.gaps. Adding a Required condition that #5849 merge therefore falsely blocks this quest on functionality already present in main; remove the gate and update the surrounding wording to describe the landed prerequisite.
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Agreed: Release::stats.gaps is on main (stats.rs:202). Removed the gate in 0437819, which also fixes the Quest check.
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WalkthroughThe pull request revises quest documentation and milestone plans across m0–m3. It updates release scope, quest ordering, and audit records; changes plans for archive recording, authentication, generated C bindings, wrapper traits, E2EE, benchmarks, CI, releases, media, and storage; and removes several retired planning documents. It also updates deferred M3 work and supporting references. Priority: ➖ Normal Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to
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16-21: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winDefine how frame operations map to the group traits.
The Goal requires frame producer and consumer coverage, but the role list does not define it. The current
moq-netAPI exposes frame operations throughgroup::Producerandgroup::Consumer. State this explicitly, including the required polling and async methods, so the E2EE wrapper cannot omit frame handling.Suggested contract clarification
group::Producer`, and `group::Consumer`. Associated types link the levels, so a broadcast producer's `create_track` returns its own track producer, whose `create_group` returns its own group producer. +- Frame operations belong to the group roles: `group::Producer` covers + `write_frame`, and `group::Consumer` covers `poll_read_frame` and + `read_frame`, including their batch forms where the API exposes them.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @quest/m0/audit-perf.md:
- Around line 47-50: Reconcile the gh-pages baseline wording in the surrounding
benchmark trend documentation: state that Pages is configured but the branch
currently has no Nightly results, while preserving the instruction to verify
that it gains a commit each night before comparison.
Review comments at @quest/m0/ci/nix-cache-verify.md:
- Around line 5-6: Update the Goal section in the quest document to state the
desired verification outcome: successful CI and release substitution using
nix.moq.dev, with Cachix retired. Move the existing wiring and bootstrap
evidence into the Plan section, preserving its factual details.
Review comments at @quest/m1/c/README.md:
- Around line 53-59: Update the generated-package dependency list to include the
C-facing quests subscribe-ranges/dynamic.md and auth/bindings.md, or document a
specific intentional reason for omitting each; ensure the list accounts for
every quest that changes the generated C binding surface.
Review comments at @quest/m1/cluster-routing/identity.md:
- Around line 44-46: Define a single combined AUTH stream contract covering
AUTH, AUTH_OK, AUTH_ERROR, AUTH_CNF, and the session-bound key proof before
changing the prerequisite in the identity quest. Specify message ordering,
ownership, and how Token in band carries the key and proof, then reference that
unified contract from the affected quest so Rust and JS implementations follow
the same stream behavior.
Review comments at @quest/m1/docs-bindings.md:
- Around line 24-28: Update the C documentation plan to inventory and validate
the shipped generated package artifact under the generated C package, rather
than hand-written moq-c items. Replace the cbindgen-based moq.h production
reference with the UniFFI C backend, and verify the generated moq.h carries
moq-ffi’s rustdoc.
Review comments at @quest/m1/ts-reliability/recovery.md:
- Around line 65-68: Add a dedicated quest document for the moq-dev/moq#5849
prerequisite that provides the Release::stats gaps count, then replace the
direct external PR reference under Required with a link to that quest. Preserve
the existing prerequisite wording and ensure the link targets the new quest.
Review comments at @quest/m2/bench-ci.md:
- Around line 31-33: Update the paired benchmark plan and report flow to include
the nightly Rust Criterion groups rust-bench, rust-extra, and rust-uring,
ensuring each group's output receives regression comparison and alert handling
through benchmark-report rather than limiting coverage to rust-bench.
Review comments at @quest/m2/e2ee/consumer.md:
- Around line 25-30: The quest scope is inconsistent because moq-ffi is optional
in the plan but listed as a required public API deliverable. Update the quest
documentation to either make moq-ffi and its wrappers required in this quest or
remove them from the Public API and deliverables, keeping the cross-package
sequencing unambiguous.
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- Around line 28-30: Update the storage-shape selection requirements in the
benchmark to preserve unbounded-group front-refill behavior: readers
encountering an evicted run must refill from upstream or track::Dynamic,
returning Error::Evicted only when neither source exists. Require side-run
refill support for log or ring-buffer designs, or revise the reader contract and
related quests consistently before selecting such a shape.
Review comments at @quest/m2/perf/kio-channel-contention/log.md:
- Around line 55-59: Update the log’s decision statement around GroupState to
make adoption conditional on the group storage benchmark: describe GroupState as
one candidate alongside sorted runs and a ring buffer, and define the acceptance
target or outcome if another storage shape wins. Avoid presenting GroupState
frames as a fixed append-only-log requirement.
Review comments at @quest/m2/uniffi-fork.md:
- Around line 17-20: Align the decision dates in the UniFFI rationale:
explicitly state that the base decision was made on October 13, 2026 and the
browser decision followed via #5838 on October 17, 2026, or update the earlier
date to match the documented audit history.
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- Around line 11-15: Before moving listener handling into per-worker binding,
verify Unix-socket support in the worker contract and target Linux
implementation, including path ownership and cleanup. Add integration coverage
for Unix listeners if they remain per-worker supported; otherwise restrict
per-worker binding to TCP and preserve a single shared Unix acceptor in
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- Around line 16-21: Update the role-coverage statement around group::Producer
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Drop recovery's stale #5849 gate (gaps is on main), move the encrypted moq-json round trip to the json adopter, scope the e2ee consumer to Rust and JS, aim binding docs at the generated C package, keep Unix listeners on one acceptor, and tighten several goals. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - Datagrams: `append_datagram`, `insert_datagram`, and `recv_datagram` | ||
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When an encrypted datagram fails authentication, the existing E2EE API must return Event::Authentication while keeping the track alive, but the exact moq-net signature returns only Result<Option<moq_net::Datagram>, moq_net::Error>. Matching that signature provides no typed value for this non-terminal event, so the planned trait cannot both mirror moq-net and satisfy the E2EE contract. Give the trait an associated datagram event type or otherwise revise the return surface before requiring the wrapper to adapt unchanged.
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Agreed the plan contradicted itself. Fixed in bcaf07a within the maintainer's "mirror moq-net exactly" decision: the trait's recv_datagram yields only authenticated datagrams, a failed or duplicate datagram is dropped there and the track continues, and the draft's authentication event stays on moq-e2ee's own consumer for callers holding the concrete type. Adding an associated event type would break the exact mirror the maintainer chose.
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| - A per-session rate handle sets the cap and accepts live updates. The pacer | ||
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For small RTP packets or substantial RTCP/NACK traffic, counting only media excludes RTP and transport overhead, so the viewer can receive more than the goal's cap plus burst even though all proposed tests pass at the media layer. Because this cap backs egress enforcement against an untrusted viewer, charge emitted RTP/RTCP bytes to the bucket, or explicitly redefine the goal and tests as a media-payload cap rather than a send cap.
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Took the second option in bcaf07a: the Goal now caps media payload, retransmits included, matching the payload-level QUIC caps. RTP/SRTP/UDP overhead stays outside it because moq-rtc chooses the packetization, so the overhead per payload byte is fixed and a viewer can't inflate it.
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Align the audit with main's benchmark and smoke replans (#6081, #6046, #6022): the trend site is now the m0 regression table plus m2 benchmark sources, so the audit's m2/bench-site edits fold into m0/bench-site (the unprovisioned git.moq.dev HTTPS certificate) and its links retarget there. catalog-readers stays deleted, and the compile-time audit takes main's recorded baselines. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- net-wrap/e2ee: the mirrored datagram read yields only authenticated datagrams; the draft's authentication event stays on moq-e2ee's own consumer. - net-wrap/traits: the pass-through test wrapper sits behind a hidden moq-net feature so moq-json, moq-stats, and hang reuse it. - rtc-pacing: the cap counts media payload, retransmits included. - uring-tcp/relay: worker pinning covers the TCP listeners only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| Compression is not a wrapper: it moves into moq-net as a track flag | ||
| ([Compressed tracks](/quest/m1/compress/README.md)), which deletes | ||
| moq-flate, so moq-flate is out of scope. |
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When an encrypted catalog or other compress: true track is published through the new wrapper, the unchanged writer passes that flag to the underlying moq-net producer, whose compression runs only after the wrapper has encrypted each frame. AEAD ciphertext is incompressible, so the round trip still passes while the promised compression is effectively lost, contradicting e2ee/rust-publish.md's requirement to compress protected catalogs before encryption; the wrapper plan needs to consume the logical compression flag before AEAD (and clear it on the physical track), with equivalent Rust and JS coverage.
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Agreed. Fixed in 64a9b59: track::Info.compress is logical through the wrapper. moq-e2ee compresses each group with moq-net's track compression before AEAD, creates the physical track uncompressed, and inflates after decryption; @moq/e2ee does the same in JS. That keeps rust-publish's compress-before-encrypt rule.
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- net-wrap/e2ee and js: the wrappers compress a `compress` track before encryption and publish the physical track uncompressed. - interop-report: the smoke report publisher takes its destination directory instead of hard-coding relays/. - rtc-pacing and srt-rate-handle: skip only at a group boundary, so a group larger than the burst still completes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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| - `track::Info.compress` is logical. Ciphertext doesn't compress, so the | ||
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| [track compression](/quest/m1/compress/README.md) before AEAD, creates the | ||
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When a remote subscriber opens an encrypted track created with compress: true, making the physical track uncompressed removes the only compression signal: track::Info.compress is what tells a consumer that group payloads need inflation. The producer-side wrapper can remember the logical flag, but the independently constructed consumer wrapper cannot, so after decryption it cannot distinguish DEFLATE bytes from ordinary plaintext and the planned compressed JSON/catalog round trip will fail. Carry authenticated logical compression metadata to the consumer, and record any added field in the E2EE draft rather than declaring Wire: none.
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Agreed. Fixed in eb2c3f2 (maintainer decision): the subscriber's wrapper learns the logical compress flag from authenticated E2EE metadata, never from the physical track, whose compress stays false. The track mapping is preferred over the encrypted catalog, because moq-e2ee stays catalog-agnostic and hang drops its compression field. A flag that fails authentication fails the track loudly. The wire line now names the draft-lcurley-moq-e2ee.md change, which replaces the Catalogs section's .z sibling rule, and the JS mirror carries the same metadata.
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| - Pull: pace frames to the cap before muxing TS. Past cap plus burst, skip to | ||
| the next group; dropping 188-byte TS packets would leave partial frames. |
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For small frames or streams with substantial TS/SRT overhead, pacing media frames before TS muxing does not satisfy the stated guarantee that an SRT pull never sends more than the cap plus burst: PES/TS headers and padding, SRT packet headers, control packets, and retransmissions are emitted after this accounting. The repository's SRT wire metric explicitly counts SRT headers, control packets, and retransmits (quest/m2/wire-stats/srt.md:5-8), so either debit those emitted bytes from the bucket or redefine this goal and its tests as a media-payload cap. This matters especially for a hostile viewer inducing retransmission/control traffic.
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Took the second option in eb2c3f2, matching rtc-pacing: an SRT pull caps media payload, retransmits included. TS, SRT, and UDP overhead stays outside the cap because moq-srt picks the muxing and packet sizes, so the overhead per payload byte is fixed and a viewer can't inflate it.
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After this decision eliminates the final hand-written notice release, quest/m1/c/README.md:42-44 still says old-crate retirement follows that release. Anyone executing the C questline is therefore given mutually exclusive prerequisites and may wait for an artifact that this audit explicitly removed; update that handoff to depend on generated C publication instead.
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Agreed. Fixed in 99c7a8c: quest/m1/c/README.md now says old-crate retirement follows the generated publication, matching c-retire's no-notice-release decision.
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The advertised frame-level seam stops at group handles: moq-mux currently calls group::Producer::create_frame and writes chunks in container/fmp4/mod.rs and container/loc/mod.rs, while consumers can use next_frame/read_chunk. Without frame::Producer and frame::Consumer associated types and methods, those importers cannot become generic over an encrypted wrapper without buffering whole frames or remaining concrete, contradicting the quest's unchanged-writer goal.
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| a flag that fails authentication fails the track loudly. Prefer the track | ||
| mapping: the [E2EE epic](/quest/m2/e2ee/README.md) keeps catalog formats | ||
| out of moq-e2ee, and [migrate](/quest/m1/compress/migrate.md) drops hang's | ||
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Fresh evidence in this revision is the newly allowed encrypted-catalog encoding: for the compressed catalog track itself, the subscriber must know compress before it can inflate and parse the catalog that supposedly carries that flag. Choosing this permitted alternative therefore still breaks the protected catalog and JSON round trips; require independently readable authenticated track-mapping metadata rather than leaving the catalog as an implementation option.
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Agreed. Fixed in 99c7a8c: the logical compress flag lives only in the E2EE track mapping, and e2ee.md names the circularity as the reason the encrypted catalog is ruled out.
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For an ingest whose elementary media remains under the advertised cap, the bytes yielded by the SRT socket are MPEG-TS payload (rs/moq-srt/src/server.rs:507-523), so metering those received bytes also charges TS headers, adaptation fields, and padding. That contradicts lines 9-11, which exclude TS overhead, and can close an otherwise under-cap publisher despite the acceptance test saying under-cap behavior is unchanged; meter the demuxed media payload or redefine the ingest cap as TS payload.
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Took the redefine option in 99c7a8c, but only for ingest: a publish cap counts the TS bytes the SRT socket yields, headers and padding included, because the publisher picks the muxing and could otherwise pad past the cap for free. Pull still caps media payload, since moq-srt muxes there. The plan notes a CBR encoder's null packets count, so an embedder sizes the cap to the mux rate, and the tests cover a padded publisher under the cap.
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| `track::Request`, `track::Dynamic`, `track::Consumer`, | ||
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When a generic reader opens a wrapped track, track::Consumer::subscribe returns kio::Pending<track::Subscribing>, whose poll_ok currently yields the concrete moq_net::track::Subscriber; the existing E2EE implementation already needs its own track::Subscribing to convert that result into a decrypting consumer. This role list jumps directly from track::Consumer to track::Subscriber, so an exact subscribe method either leaks the physical subscriber and bypasses decryption or cannot retain the current signature. Model the associated pending operation as well, along with Querying and Fetching, whose results also need logical metadata and wrapped groups for the advertised moq-mux migration.
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Covered in b33fb6f: the role list is now one rule. Every handle a writer or reader can get from moq-net's public API, including pending operations (track::Subscribing, Querying, Fetching), requests, and adapters, has an associated type, so no trait method returns a concrete moq-net type. The earlier entries stay as examples, and subscribe, query, and fetch now resolve to the wrapper's own subscriber, metadata, and groups.
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| Decided 2026-10-20 (maintainer): the e2ee wrappers implement the | ||
| [moq-net traits](/quest/m2/net-wrap/README.md), and moq-mux takes them, so | ||
| mux, video, audio, and timeline publishers already publish into an encrypted | ||
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For native capture, genericizing only moq-mux and the CLI does not make the video and audio publishers accept an encrypted broadcast: moq_video::encode::Producer::new still takes a concrete moq_net::broadcast::Producer (rs/moq-video/src/encode/producer.rs:120-124), and moq_audio::encode::Producer::new takes &mut moq_net::broadcast::Producer (rs/moq-audio/src/encode/producer.rs:257-262). Consequently moq import capture cannot pass the wrapper into either constructor, despite this quest later requiring every capture path to be protected. Add moq-video and moq-audio to the adopter work, or retain their migration in this quest.
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Fixed in 4296181: moq-mux takes the traits now also makes moq_video::encode::Producer and moq_audio::encode::Producer generic, and the epic and rust-publish say so.
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When an encrypted compressed fetch starts at frame N without the earlier frames cached locally, marking the physical track uncompressed prevents moq-net from performing the range widening required by the compression contract (quest/m1/compress/README.md:54-59); later DEFLATE slices depend on the group prefix, so the wrapper cannot inflate frame N. Specify that the wrapper widens such physical fetches to frame 0 while exposing only the requested logical range, and cover a resumed mid-group fetch rather than only full round trips.
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Fixed in 4296181: the wrapper's subscriber applies the widening rule itself (widen a mid-group physical request on a compressed group to frame 0, inflate, yield only the logical range), with a resumed mid-group test.
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This Rust-and-JS-only decision explicitly defers both FFI halves, but quest/m2/e2ee/README.md:59 still defines this Required item as a consumer shape shared by the browser, CLI, and FFI. With no replacement FFI quest, the epic can therefore either be closed while its stated acceptance is false or remain blocked on work this child excludes. Update the epic wording and record the deferred producer-and-consumer work separately.
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Fixed in 4296181: the epic's consumer item now reads browser and CLI, with moq-ffi out of scope. The epic Goal was already TypeScript and Rust only. I did not add an FFI e2ee quest; that is a scope call left to the maintainer as a follow-up.
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With this quest scheduled before the E2EE epic and requiring only the trait quest, a generic publisher that calls broadcast::Producer::dynamic() still cannot be supported: physical names are one-way, while quest/m2/e2ee/dynamic-names.md:14-15 says the selected mapping's implementation will be split into later follow-up quests. The wrapper therefore cannot implement the complete mirrored trait here while preserving semantic names; add the dynamic-name implementation as a prerequisite or explicitly defer the dynamic surface.
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Agreed: until dynamic names lands, the wrapper cannot answer dynamic() under semantic names, so the e2ee quest should either require it or refuse dynamic loudly. Not fixed here: this PR is past its review-round design checkpoint and is merging as is. Recorded as a follow-up for a quest-tree PR or the net-wrap/e2ee PR itself.
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When the cap is applied to an untrusted WHIP publisher, metering only received media excludes RTP padding and all RTCP, DTLS, and ICE traffic, so a modified peer can consume arbitrary ingress bandwidth without spending its allowance. rs/moq-rtc/src/lib.rs:29-32 already exposes a per-session counter covering all UDP payload bytes; enforce the ingest bound using that counter, or separately bound every excluded traffic class, and include padding/control floods in the tests.
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Agreed: an untrusted WHIP publisher's cap should meter every UDP payload byte (padding, RTCP, DTLS, ICE), through the per-session counter rs/moq-rtc already exposes, and the tests should cover padding and control floods. Not fixed here: this PR is past its review-round design checkpoint and is merging as is. Recorded as a follow-up for the rtc-remb-tias PR.
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