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tangentially, no CID-len for short packets caused a problem for @larseggert who wanted to disambiguate between 0-len and non-0 len CID on the same 4 tuple. I believe in the omit-cid era he would omit them on the first connection from a 4 tuple and start using them after that.

plausibly the compromise for that is bringing back a shorter amount of signaling for a variable length encoding.. either making the min cid len 1 byte instead of 4, or even (less desirably imo) bringing the omit cid bit back.


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