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sashakoshka@tebibyte.media f1d6bf7b1b Dial works

quic-go does not have support for choosing a network somehow.
very basic feature, you'd think, considering the stdlib's net has
full support for that. it would be passing a string down.

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cmd/hopp-generate

cmd/hopp-generate: Add code generator command

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design

design: Clearly explain PASTA

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generate

generate: Provide way to send and receive messages easily

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tape

tape: Fix U16CastSafe

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.editorconfig

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connection.go

Connections do not accept transactions using a context

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dial.go

Dial works

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error.go

Add ErrTablePairMissing error

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go.mod

After the week I've had, I deserve to make a commit like this lmao

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go.sum

After the week I've had, I deserve to make a commit like this lmao

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LICENSE

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listen.go

Add listeners

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message.go

generate: What

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metadapta_test.go

Encoding being placed before decoding everywhere makes sense

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metadapta.go

Update METADAPT-A and METADAPT-B accordingly

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metadaptb_test.go

Test METADAPT-B encoding and decoding

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metadaptb.go

Update METADAPT-A and METADAPT-B accordingly

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option.go

Add option type

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quicwrap.go

After the week I've had, I deserve to make a commit like this lmao

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README.md

Remove nonsense from README

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README.md

HOPP

Holanet Presentation Protocol

HOPP is a binary layer 6 protocol and data transmission format, paired with a code generator that can be used to quickly create custom application protocols. HOPP is primarily designed to run on top of the QUIC transport protocol and UNIX domain sockets.