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Summary: Previously we were treating the loss buffer the same way we were the retransmission buffer. That is, each entry represented a single stream frame that was lost. There's actually no reason to do this as we treat it more like the write buffer when retransmitting. It can also lead to pathological cases where we write consecutive byte ranges as separate stream frames. Reviewed By: yangchi Differential Revision: D19240352 fbshipit-source-id: 94ffb397fa287688d986a4a91d531d85050d9f98
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