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QUIC: Enable qlog support by default #23744
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After engaging with the qlog effort in the IETF QUIC WG I have come to an evolved understanding of the 'philosophy' behind qlog. I now believe that the emphasis placed on future format changes in OpenSSL was excessive. See my comments here for details: quicwg/qlog#371 (comment)
I believe we have provided adequate warning of future changes in the available documentation.
There is no policy issue with doing this as this is not a cryptographic primitive or protocol.
For 3.3.