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MessagingClient sat one layer below where the documented layering
(Waku <- MessagingClient <- ReliableChannelManager) places it: it took a
raw WakuNode and reached around the Waku kernel to its internals. Make the
messaging layer hold the Waku kernel and read `waku.node` from there, so the
declared dependency matches the layering and the layer holds the kernel handle
it will later route through.
The health-monitor test hand-builds a WakuNode, so it now wraps it in a
minimal Waku (conf/stateInfo only satisfy {.requiresInit.}; the messaging
path reads neither).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Messaging layer API — subscription operations.
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import results, chronos
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import logos_delivery/api/types
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import logos_delivery/messaging/messaging_client
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import logos_delivery/waku/waku
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import logos_delivery/waku/node/[waku_node, subscription_manager]
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proc subscribe*(
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self: MessagingClient, contentTopic: ContentTopic
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): Future[Result[void, string]] {.async.} =
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?self.checkApiAvailability()
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return self.waku.node.subscriptionManager.subscribe(contentTopic)
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proc unsubscribe*(
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self: MessagingClient, contentTopic: ContentTopic
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): Result[void, string] =
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?self.checkApiAvailability()
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return self.waku.node.subscriptionManager.unsubscribe(contentTopic)
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