example: Example for 0rtt that can also serve as a benchmark #3323
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Log per round time with debug level
We want to test 0rtt, not node discovery speed!
It's not great, but it does work, and we don't have anything better yet.
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to get ticket feature of iroh-base
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so I can leave this running somewhere under a stable node id.
so you can just run the example without having to set RUST_LOG, similar to what ping does.
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Description
A simple 0rtt ping protocol client and server.
Breaking Changes
None
Notes & open questions
Note: we need a way to wait for a TLS session ticket. A fixed delay is quite crude.
Note: it would be nice to be able to configure how many NewSessionTicket messages get emitted