* ci(docs): Check internal docs as well
We also want to check that the internal docs are all correct, so we do
not get broken links etc. We have a lot of internal docs, internal
docs are great!
* turns out that syntax is not supported
* fixup all the doc errors
* fix format
* naming nitpicking, fewer changes
* ci: Add ESP32-C3 build check for noq, noq-proto, and noq-udp
Cross-compile check using riscv32imc-esp-espidf target with
nightly + build-std. No ESP-IDF SDK needed for cargo check.
* test: Deliberately break ESP32 build to verify CI catches it
Use unix.rs instead of posix_minimal.rs on espidf to confirm the
esp32_check CI job fails as expected. Revert after verifying.
* Revert "test: Deliberately break ESP32 build to verify CI catches it"
This reverts commit 45f096edc8.
* Correct ci step name
* Use sccache for new ci checks.
* Rename fallback.rs to posix_minimal.rs
Use it for platforms that are unix, but don't support advanced stuff like
CMSG, GRO, GSO.
Also fix some compile errors in the former fallback.rs
* Test noq-udp with the new posix_minimal configuration
* Eliminate warnings for posix_minimal config.
* shut up clippy
* Switch to `aes-gcm` crate for retry token logic when using rustls
* Split `rustls-ring` and `rustls-aws-lc-rs` features into `rustls`, `ring` and `aws-lc-rs` features.
* Better document the features.
* `cargo make format`
* Fix outdated feature references
* Avoid double-defining `configured_provider`
* File an issue about suddenly working PQC handshakes now breaking a test
* Fix rebase
* Only enable `aes-gcm` dependency when needed
* Add features for backwards compatibility
* Add some links to the spec's retry packet integrity section
Also, removes "log" from list of features for `iroh-quinn-proto` to run with `docs-rs`, since it is not a feature `iroh-quinn-proto` has
Co-authored-by: “ramfox” <“kasey@n0.computer”>
* refactor: Update to rust edition 2025
* bump to 1.88
That's what I need for let chains.
* i asked for let chain, clippy looooooves the let chains!
* more let chains in the workspace
Floris Bruynooghe