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Instead of documenting build information in README.md and BUILD-WINDOWS.md, we should create a new .rst document so that it can be hosted along with the other docs on https://lsquic.readthedocs.io
The build chapter should cover:
- Building on Linux
- Building on Windows
- Building using Docker
- Building library only (without example programs, in order not to depend on libevent)
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I've changed my local version to:
public QuicStreamContext CreateStream(ulong streamId = 1, StreamType streamType = StreamType.ClientBidirectional);
in order to keep the compatibility.
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The main entry point of interest here is probably
PartialDecode::new. This is a particularly important interface to audit as there are absolutely zero barriers to feeding data into it.