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fix: ship the audio-quality congestion profile as a moq-shaper built-in - #8486

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Summary

moq-relay's config::tests::repository_configs_load parses every tracked *.toml under demo/relay, packaging, and test as a relay config. moq-dev/moq#8459 added test/audio-quality/congestion.toml, a moq-shaper profile, so main fails with unknown field `down` .

This moves the profile to rs/moq-shaper/profiles/congestion.toml and makes it a built-in next to bursty and step, which the same lane already uses. run.sh now passes --profile congestion, and both READMEs are updated.

Why CI missed it

#8459 changed no Rust code, so the changed-scope Check never ran the moq-relay tests. The test reads repository files, but CI didn't know that.

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  • Reproduced the failure on origin/main.
  • cargo test -p moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load passes.
  • cargo test -p moq-shaper passes.
  • In just check, all 7665 Rust tests passed. The JS stage didn't finish before the 30-minute limit, and this PR changes no JS.

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  • Opus 5.5 (implementation)

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Skipped: a trivial change (one profile moved into moq-shaper's built-ins, one preset entry, doc references), covered by the reproduced and now-passing repository_configs_load and moq-shaper tests. Head 73182db.

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test/audio-quality/congestion.toml was mistaken for a relay config by
moq-relay's repository_configs_load. It now sits with bursty and step.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Reviewed commit 73182db. No actionable findings.

Overall direction: the profile moves byte-for-byte into moq-shaper's embedded presets, and the harness selects its registered name after building that binary. Existing built-in iteration tests cover parsing, treatment, and binding of the added preset; documentation points to its new location. The congestion timing, rates, and shared setting are preserved.

Verification limits: GitHub-only static review of the full patch, both profile locations, preset loading/tests, and the harness build/invocation path. No builds, relay config test, or audio-quality runs independently performed.

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The built-in moq-shaper profiles now include congestion. The audio-quality test script selects it by name, and the README files describe the profile and its settings. The audio-quality README also removes the layout entry for a local congestion.toml file.

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Automated grading based on the guidance could reject valid congestion runs. Update the guidance before relying on it.

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Title check Passed The title clearly describes making the audio-quality congestion profile a built-in moq-shaper profile.
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Minor · Update the counter guidance for congestion. · README.md:189

rs/moq-shaper/README.md:189
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Update the counter guidance for congestion.

congestion configures a rate limit but no delay or batch. Its delayed counter can therefore remain zero during a valid run. A harness following this guidance would reject that run. Update the guidance to distinguish rate-limit counters from delay counters. (raw.githubusercontent.com)

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Update the counter guidance for the congestion profile to distinguish rate-limit counters from delay counters: allow its delayed counter to remain zero during a valid run, and do not use delay-counter expectations to validate its rate limiting.

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- Line 189: Update the counter guidance for the congestion profile to
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to remain zero during a valid run, and do not use delay-counter expectations to
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  • rs/moq-shaper/README.md
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ℹ️ Docs-only suggestion below; the fix itself checks out.

Reviewed changes

  • Profile moved into moq-shaper: test/audio-quality/congestion.toml becomes rs/moq-shaper/profiles/congestion.toml byte-for-byte (verified against origin/main; git records a 100% rename), so moq-relay's repository_configs_load no longer parses it as a relay config.
  • Built-in registration: rs/moq-shaper/src/preset.rs embeds the profile next to bursty and step, so --profile congestion resolves; the existing built-in tests cover parsing, naming, treatment, and binding.
  • Harness wiring: test/audio-quality/run.sh passes the built-in name for congestion, and the row matrix plus the 30 s guard still recognize it.
  • Docs: both READMEs updated, including the new relative link and the congestion built-in row.
  • Verified locally: cargo test -p moq-relay config::tests::repository_configs_load (1 passed), cargo test -p moq-shaper --lib (54 passed, including the built-in parse/name/bind tests), and bun test test/audio-quality/clients/js/src/run.test.ts (3 passed).

ℹ️ The moved profile's comment still speaks to the audio-quality lane

congestion now reads as a general built-in: it sits in rs/moq-shaper/profiles/ beside bursty and step and is listed in the shaper README, but its header explains the model in audio-quality harness terms. "The tone needs about 140 kbit/s" and "The stall outlasts any row's target" leave both "the tone" and "row" undefined in the shaper's context, where the sibling profiles describe the path generically. Worth a one-line reword while the file is moving; no behavior change.

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# Relocated profile comment

## Affected sites
- `rs/moq-shaper/profiles/congestion.toml:4-6` — "The tone needs about 140 kbit/s" and "any row's target" are audio-quality harness terms.
- `test/audio-quality/README.md:53` — defines the tone and rows, so the lane's own docs already carry that context.

## Required outcome
- The profile's comment describes the model in terms a `moq-shaper` user can follow without the audio-quality README.

## Suggested approach (optional)
Reword the second paragraph to name the stream instead of the tone, e.g.:

```text
# A stream needing about 140 kbit/s fills the queue to its second of wait for that spell and
# drops the rest. The stall outlasts a one second playout target, and once the rate returns the
# transport delivers the backlog: the queue's and every retransmit. Times are from shaper startup,
# like `step`.
```

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