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Define the contents of QPACK Encoder and Decoder streams #1467

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For entries which already exist in the dynamic table, the full entry can also be
used by reference, creating a duplicate entry.

Each set of encoder instructions is prefaced by its length, encoded as a
variable length integer with an 8-bit prefix. Instructions MUST NOT span more
than one block.

~~~~~~~~~~ drawing
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+
| Block Length (8+) |
+-------------------------------+
| Instruction Block (*) ...
+-------------------------------+
~~~~~~~~~~
{: title="Encoder instruction block"}
The contents of the encoder stream are an unframed sequence of the following
instructions.

### Insert With Name Reference

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and table updates, and the client informs the server about the processing of the
server's header blocks and table updates.

The contents of the decoder stream are an unframed sequence of the following
instructions.

### Table State Synchronize

The Table State Synchronize instruction begins with the '10' two-bit pattern.
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