SwiftQUIC: Expose remote datagram frame size through connection metadata#46
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The value for this transport parameter can't change so I wonder if it's better/simpler to model on activeConnectionIDLimit, and just set it once — no locks, no callbacks, etc
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I think there is value in this approach too, but this starts to fragment the current pattern we have today.
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Expose remote datagram frame size through connection metadata for API consumption.