feat(s2n-quic-transport): Adds stream batching functionality #2428
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Release Summary:
Adds stream batching functionality to s2n-quic sending behavior. Stream batching is a sending strategy which provides each stream with the opportunity to fill up a packet "batch-size" times, before then passing that priority to the next stream.
Resolved issues:
N/A
Description of changes:
Adds a way for users to turn on stream batching. The current sending strategy can be described as stream batching with a size of 1 (this can be seen with the fact that all current tests pass with the default steam batch size of 1). With this change we can express batch sizes > 1.
Call-outs:
I'm not exactly pleased with the code as-is. Every interest list calls the update_interest() function, which means that if I want to change the sending behavior of only the transmission list, I need a lot of branches. I think a better solution would be to pull the transmission code out into its own codepath. But with this iteration I am trying to keep the same codepaths.
Testing:
Includes a unit test of the batching feature.
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