- Integrate ConstantRateCoverTraffic from libp2p mix module with default
totalSlots = userMessageLimit (or 2) and 10s epoch
- Add --mix-user-message-limit and --mix-disable-spam-protection CLI flags
with corresponding MixConfBuilder accessors and MixConf fields
- Wrap mixRlnSpamProtection construction so it is skipped when spam
protection is disabled, with a nil guard in setupSpamProtectionCallbacks
- Add waku/common/option_shims.nim restoring valueOr/withValue templates
for std/options (removed upstream by results), and import it across
modules that relied on the old behavior
- Sink chat2mix logs to textlines (stdout) instead of textlines[file] to
work around a chronicles compile-time macro-eval bug under Nim 2.2.4
- Rename ExtendedKademliaDiscoveryParams -> ExtendedServiceDiscoveryParams
to match the kad_disco -> service_discovery rename in nim-libp2p
- Bump nim-libp2p to e1bbda4f6 (PR #2243 "cover traffic with constant
rate") and mix-rln-spam-protection-plugin to 153d0c0 (PR #5 cover
traffic epoch change support); both pre-libp2p_mix-extraction
- Add simulations/mixnet/check_cover_traffic.sh for monitoring
mix_cover_* / mix_slot_* metrics, plus per-node cover-traffic configs
Add a generic runServicePeerTopUp loop in waku_node that, while a service's provider count is below target, pulls more peers through the ServicePeersRequest broker; wired for mix in WakuNode.start(). Move the ServicePeersRequest provider registration into the startProvidersAndListeners/stopProvidersAndListeners lifecycle (gated on kademlia) so chat2mix gets it too, keeping WakuKademlia generic. Also fix pre-existing chat2mix build errors (toHashSet, valueOr, std/sets import).
* additive quic transport, off by default (--quic-support)
* add QuicConf + QuicConfBuilder, --quic-support / --quic-port flags
* net_config announces quic-v1 host/ext/dns4 addrs, adds quic-v1 to enr multiaddrs
* newWakuSwitch mounts quic transport when a quic addr is set
* toRemotePeerInfo: quic from enr multiaddrs ext, sorted quic-first
* BoundPorts.quic, read back the bound quic port at start (handles --quic-port=0)
* skip auto quic addr when operator supplies one via --ext-multiaddr
* tests: nodes dual-stack by default, tcp-only where single transport asserted
* tests: drop hardcoded ephemeral ports (port 0) to fix quic-churn bind flakes
* use setupNat to discover NAT-mapped UDP port when QUIC enabled
