Sort the list of IDs before comparing it. #40
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The list of packet IDs returned by `unpacked()` is always sorted lexicographically. Some tests were assuming that this was the same as packet creation order, and were comparing the list of packets against another value for equality. However, if the packets were created very closely is time, the timestamp part of their packet ID may be equal, in which case the relative order is determined by the random bytes added to the packets. In that case, lexicographical order may not match packet creation order. This is especially likely on Windows where the timer resolution is quite coarse.
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The list of packet IDs returned by
unpacked()is always sorted lexicographically. Some tests were assuming that this was the same as packet creation order, and were comparing the list of packets against another value for equality.However, if the packets were created very closely is time, the timestamp part of their packet ID may be equal, in which case the relative order is determined by the random bytes added to the packets. In that case, lexicographical order may not match packet creation order. This is especially likely on Windows where the timer resolution is quite coarse.