re-order sub-protocol hierarchy, to leave room for possible future up…

…dates.

docs/content/mini-protocols/local-chain-sync.md

@@ -212,7 +212,7 @@ Note that Ogmios will do its best to pipeline requests to the Cardano node. Neve
 Since version `v3.2.0`, Ogmios supports a WebSocket sub-protocol which has an influence on the representation of some data objects. When set, this so-called _compact mode_ will omit proofs, signatures and other voluminous pieces of information from responses that are somewhat superfluous in a trustworthy setup (where for instance, your application fully trusts its node / Ogmios). As a consequence, responses are twice smaller, less bloated and the overall chain-sync synchronization is sped up by about 20%. To enable the compact serialization, use:
 
 ```
-ogmios.compact.v1
+ogmios.v1:compact
 ```
 
 as a sub-protocol when establishing the WebSocket connection. Omitted fields are documented in the [API reference](../../api-reference) using the `$omitted-if-compact` field of relevant objects.

server/src/Ogmios/App/Server/WebSocket.hs

@@ -187,10 +187,12 @@ choseSerializationMode
     -> (SerializationMode, Maybe SubProtocol)
 choseSerializationMode conn =
     case subProtocols conn of
-        [sub] | sub == compact -> (CompactSerialization, Just compact)
+        sub:_ | sub == compact -> (CompactSerialization, Just compact)
+        sub:_ | sub == full -> (FullSerialization, Nothing)
         _ -> (FullSerialization, Nothing)
   where
-    compact = "ogmios.compact.v1"
+    full = "ogmios.v1"
+    compact = full<>":compact"
 
 withOuroborosClients
     :: forall m a.

server/static/tests/chain-sync.js

@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ const lastAllegraBlock = {
   hash: "69c44ac1dda2ec74646e4223bc804d9126f719b1c245dadc2ad65e8de1b276d7"
 };
 
-[[], ["ogmios.compact.v1"]].forEach(subProtocols => {
+[[], ["ogmios.v1:compact"]].forEach(subProtocols => {
   const suffix = subProtocols.length != 0 ? " "+subProtocols : "";
   describe("ChainSync"+suffix, () => {
     let client;