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Problem

The pre-cut audit found four JS/Rust divergences: lite03/04 PROBE waited for a SETUP stream those versions never send, group consumers shared one destructive cursor, accepting a connection had no handshake deadline or failure cleanup, and empty JSON payloads silently looked like EOF.

Approach

• Gate PROBE capability lookup on the negotiated version having SETUP. Two real Connection drivers cover both older drafts.
• Reuse the existing group mirror for each consume handle, sharing frame payloads while keeping independent cursors. Read cached frame counts through the existing private hook registry.
• Bound accept with connect's existing 30-second default and ConnectTimeout, caller cancellation, transport-close race and failure cleanup. Cancellation stops owning the session after acceptance.
• Refuse empty JSON and invalid boolean frames. Retain falsy JSON and EOF behavior through the public Zod consumer.
• Remove the unreachable per-subscription timescale wait and the unused internal Reload announcement/stats wrappers. Their tests now exercise the actual pooled Connection or shared announcement pump.

Impact

• Public API: additive optional Connection.AcceptProps.timeout and signal; no new error class. A silent handshake now fails after 30 seconds. Callers needing an unbounded handshake can explicitly pass timeout: Milli(0) and own cancellation.
• Group consumers independently replay from frame zero, including buffered and future frames. Closing one reader does not close another reader or the producer.
• Malformed empty JSON and boolean frames throw instead of returning EOF or accepting invalid values. Valid null, false, 0, and empty JSON strings still decode.
• Reload is internal and absent from the package exports/API report, so deleting its dead wrappers removes no public symbol.
• Wire: no format, negotiation or close-code registry changes. Lite03/04 now receive the estimates their existing PROBE format already carries.

Validation

just fix passed (49s); clean committed-head just ci passed (142s), including selected JS checks/tests and quest validation (622 documents). Focused tests pass: 65 tests, 1734 assertions. Native Chromium public-consumer and two-peer proofs pass, harness type-check passes, and just test interop --all passes across Rust, Python, Go, C++, browser JS, native Node/Bun, C and GStreamer. The existing compressed publisher × reader sweep now uses public consume handles and runs in Chromium too: 1/4/16 publishers × 1/4/16 readers, 32 frames, ten rounds. It verifies complete delivery, shared payload identity and one inflated copy per group; timings are evidence, not an acceptance threshold or a speedup claim.

Alternatives

Reuse existing mirror, clock, cancellation and race helpers rather than adding cursor implementations, public frame-count accessors or a new terminal-lifecycle abstraction. Keep pooled Connection announcement/stats behavior and its shared helper; delete only wrappers with no production consumer.

Follow-ups

No open decisions. Merged with moq-dev/moq#6750: consume() stays an independent mirror, so #6750's shared (non-owned) consume-handle path had no caller left and is removed; every group reader is now an owned mirror and close() keeps #6750's meaning (releases only that handle, which drains what it buffered). The Reload announced/stats wrappers stay removed, and this PR's code, bench and tests use finish()/abort(). The naming/request changes in moq-dev/moq#6751 and moq-dev/moq#6752, and old-IETF removal in moq-dev/moq#6753, do not change these invariants. moq-dev/moq#6899 owns separate IETF slot/failure fixes and is not incorporated here.

(Written by GPT-6 (Codex), merge with main by Claude Opus 5.5)

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[kixelated]

Automated review by review (OpenAI)
Reviewed commit: 10b9add

No actionable bugs found in the changed areas. Reusing the existing group mirror is a simpler, coherent fix for independent public read cursors; the private frame-count hook avoids creating unused readers. The PROBE version gate and removal of the timescale wait match when subscription entries actually become visible. Accept's timeout/cancellation cleanup preserves caller reasons and stops owning the session after success, while JSON/boolean validation keeps malformed frames distinct from EOF.

Direction and scope look sound: shared helpers and removal of unused Reload wrappers avoid another lifecycle abstraction. Preserve the noted mirror-ownership invariants when integrating #6750.

Verification: source review of changes and relevant surrounding lifecycle code, plus inspection of added unit/browser coverage and API changes. I did not run tests, CI, browsers, benchmarks, or interop; the PR's reported results were not independently reproduced.

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Walkthrough

accept now supports timeouts and abort signals. Group and track readers change how they handle empty frames and boolean payloads. Lite subscriptions use resolved numeric timescales, and PROBE checks protocol support before waiting for SETUP. The change removes announcement and stats methods from Reload, extracts the compression fanout benchmark, and adds unit and browser tests for these behaviors.

Priority: Normal

Merge Risk: Low · up to d3063

The remaining risks are confined to test reliability and regression detection. Fix the cleanup and strengthen the retraction assertion, or accept those bounded risks before merging.

Pre-merge checks: 5

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly summarizes the primary net transport and reader behavior fixes described in the changeset.
Description check		The description directly explains the addressed divergences, implementation approach, public API impact, validation, and follow-up scope.
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Documentation-only edits and deletions within survi…
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.

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Merge summary for head 10b9add033fed40f4e1eaa0d2f2db584fde4da44:

• Review: Codex completed with no findings on this head; CodeRabbit had no findings. No unresolved threads.
• No changes pushed. The head merges cleanly with current main.
• Locally validated the head merged with main (as of b13427f834 plus later commits): just check passed with every selected lane run (js build/test with API reports, markdown, gh, quest, shell, large_files, toml, nix, justfile; no Rust lane selected), and just test interop --all passed.
• quest check --base origin/main passed (616 documents).
• No open decisions. Landing via the merge queue (squash).

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

[kixelated]

Merged origin/main into the branch (merge commit d099770) after the queue dropped it for a conflict with moq-dev/moq#6897.

• quest/m1/cut-audit/README.md: both sides removed their finished child; kept both removals.
• test/justfile: kept both browser checks (encoded-preview, net-cleanups) in alphabetical order.

API report regenerated with no change. quest check, just check (js check/test, markdown, gh, quest, shell lanes; @moq/net 2823 pass), just test harness (both browser checks pass) and just test interop --all pass locally.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

[kixelated]

Merge-queue failure on the new moq-lite-03 two-Connection peers receive PROBE without waiting for nonexistent SETUP test (run) was a race in the test, not production code.

Root cause: the test advanced the manual clock past the 100ms PROBE cadence and asserted right away. Manual.advance returns after one host-task drain with no newly armed timer, but the publisher's PROBE write goes through the module-level writeBudget in js/net/src/stream.ts, which yields a MessageChannel host task once 4ms of real time and 32 writes have accumulated. When that yield landed mid-write, advance returned before the PROBE reached the client. Whether it fires depends on real time and on how many writes earlier tests made, so it showed up only in the merge group. Forcing Budget.poll to always yield reproduces it deterministically for both lite-03 and lite-04.

Fix (df82427): drive the clock with clock.drive(...) until client.probe reports an estimate, rather than asserting after a fixed advance. It passes with forced yields and in 30 consecutive runs. Also merged origin/main (e76fc8c) with no conflicts. just check and just test interop --all pass.

Follow-up, not in this PR: with Budget.poll forced to always yield, four existing js/net tests on main fail in the same way (pooled probe readers share demand and carry it through reconnects, a handle's announcements sync with the shared origin, a lite connection probes only while its estimate is observed, a listing past the announces cap is reset, and the session stays). The underlying cause is that Manual.advance cannot see host-task yields from Budget/nextTask. That needs a separate decision at the clock or Budget level.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

[kixelated]

Automated review by review (OpenAI)
Reviewed commit: df82427

No actionable bugs found in the update since my previous review. After accounting for the main merges, the only PR-specific change is the PROBE test synchronization in js/net/src/net-cleanups.test.ts:86–94: driving the manual clock until the estimate arrives handles host-task yields without weakening the rate/RTT assertions. Reusing Manual.drive is simpler than adding another fixed delay. The other 21 files retain the same PR-specific edits; there were no prior findings to resolve.

Verification: inspected the delta and Manual.drive implementation. Source review only; I did not run the tests or reproduce the reported timing flake.

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Automated review by review (OpenAI)
Reviewed commit: 90475dd

No actionable bugs found in the #6750 lifecycle integration since my last review. With consume() still creating an independent mirror, every Consumer now owns its state: removing the shared-state ownership branch preserves parked-read wakeups, reader-local close/abort behavior, and the producer/other readers. The finish/close migrations in the added tests and benchmark preserve clean completion, and the removed Reload wrappers stay removed.

Direction looks sound: one ownership invariant is simpler than retaining an unreachable shared-reader mode. This addresses the earlier integration caveat, not a previously reported bug.

Verification: compared against the last reviewed head with upstream/base changes separated; inspected mirror creation, release/recovery paths and existing lifecycle tests. Source review only; no tests, browsers or interop run.

[kixelated]

Merged origin/main (after moq-dev/moq#6750, moq-dev/moq#6834, moq-dev/moq#6908, moq-dev/moq#6909) in 90475dd:

• Group.Producer.consume() stays an independent mirror. That left feat(net)!: one lifecycle vocabulary for finish, abort, closed, and close #6750's shared (non-owned) consume-handle path with no caller, so it is removed: every group reader owns its mirrored state, and close() keeps feat(net)!: one lifecycle vocabulary for finish, abort, closed, and close #6750's meaning.
• The Reload announced()/stats() wrappers stay removed (unused closeUnwanted import dropped); the subscriber keeps the plain-number timescale.
• This PR's tests, bench and browser client migrated to finish()/abort(). API report regenerated with no diff.

Local: just check (js check/test, markdown, gh, quest, shell, large_files), just test harness, and just test interop --all pass. Codex 👍 on this head. Landing.

(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)

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Reviewed commit: d3063b0

No new actionable bugs found. After separating the main merge, the delta is limited to four test/fixture files. The browser PROBE wait now addresses the existing timing finding, and the announcement teardown test now uses production's closeUnwanted/producer-closed lifecycle, addressing the existing lifecycle finding. These are fixes to independent findings, not new findings here.

The createGroup migration and revised PTS replay expectation match the current API and independent-reader semantics. Reusing production lifecycle helpers is the simpler direction; no additional abstraction is needed.

Verification: source comparison against my last reviewed head and relevant helper/test inspection only. I did not run tests, browser checks or interop.

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Re-landing after the merge queue dropped this for check js (writeGroup no longer exists after moq-dev/moq#6751).

• Merged origin/main (no rebase). The only renamed identifier the PR used was Track.Producer.writeGroup; the JSON test now uses createGroup(0). API reports regenerated with MOQ_API_REPORT=update: no diff.
• moq-dev/moq#6910's PTS test assumed consume() shares the producer's queue, so reading it trimmed what a later mirror replays. With this PR every reader is an independent mirror, so the test now checks that the trimmed reader keeps the high PTS and a later mirror replays every frame while still reporting it.
• CodeRabbit findings fixed: the interop PROBE fixture drives the clock until the estimate lands, and the announce teardown test uses closeUnwanted like Connection.announced.
• Earlier decisions kept: independent consume() mirror, Reload wrappers removed, manual-clock PROBE drive.

Local: just check (js, markdown, gh, quest, shell, toml, nix, justfile lanes), just test harness, just test interop --all all pass. Codex reviewed d3063b0 with no findings.

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