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fix(proxy): correct handling of connections #1094
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Long overdue iteration on the Peers core run loop to correctly handle events from the protocol pertaining to connections. At the same time reacting appropriately to sync events which have been neglected so far. There is a range of further improvements that could land subsequently.
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Long overdue iteration on the Peers core run loop to correctly handle
events from the protocol pertaining to connections. At the same time
reacting appropriately to sync events which have been neglected so far.
There is a range of further improvements that could land subsequently.