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feat: experiment to measure the download speed #684

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We've received some community requests for years to implement an
experiment that helps to detect throttling.

Doing that properly is quite complex, to be honest.

But I think having an initial instrument to figure out what happens
will help informing a proper experiment for that.

So, this commit creates an initial experiment to start thinking
and reasoning out about this kind of problems.

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We've received some community requests recently to implement an
experiment that helps to detect throttling.

Doing that properly is quite complex, to be honest.

But I think having an initial instrument to figure out what
happens will help informing a proper experiment for that.

So, this commit creates an initial experiment to start thinking
and reasoning out about this kind of problems.
Usage `./miniooni -O "DNSCache=domain 1.2.3.4" -i $URL download`
This gives us a better picture of how the download's doing.
bassosimone added a commit that referenced this pull request Jun 21, 2024
- outline the current methodology;

- explain its theoretical assumptions;

- describe limitations;

- mention possible future directions.

Part of ooni/ooni.org#1406.

Closes #684 because we've now gone
full circle and we have infrastructure to setup a comparable experiment
via richer input without the need of *implementing* a new experiment.

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Co-authored-by: DecFox <33030671+DecFox@users.noreply.github.com>
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