* Changed AvailableReader from Future to Stream
* comment formatting
* WIP
* Maximum number of bytes read per poll
* More detailed socks5 printing
* Split up socks5 service provider runner
* Fixed closing proxy too soon on one side
* Additional log information
* Printing connection id in log target
* Adjusted some constants
* Target field in log
* Removed dead code
* Decreased logging level
* Explicitly seperated 'Send' and 'Connect' request + data buffering
* Temporarily commented out test that fails due to not understanding limitations of tokio test io builder
* Fixed socks5 tests
* Split text and binary client apis
* Very initial attempt at new serialization
* Defined ser+de for Recipient and ReplySURB
* Response errors
* builds with changes
* Working WS API + moved to separate crate
* updated python examples
* Fixed parsing bug
* Updated go examples
* Updated rust examples
* formatting
* Removed unused imports
* dependency updates
* Further dependency changes
* nymsphinx exposingn framing only if not in wasm32
* Cargo lock changes before develop merge
* Pending work
* Actually sending and receiving websocket from rust!
* more WIP
* Initial wasm client + establishing shared key with gateway!
* Splitting and sending a message!
* WIP
* WIP
* Initial wasm-ification of the gateway client
* Passing reconstruction result to js callback!
* Initial WASM cleaning pass
* Dependency pruning
* Moved processing loop to received_processor + at least ack unwrappingn
* Post merge fix
* Kinda updated react example
* Old print statement removed
* Removed yarn.lock
* Fixed building issue for other clients
* Fixed travis test command
* Adding ordered buffer, moving socks5 request location into common
* Moved utils to available-reader
* Starting to use OrderedMessage in socks5 requests
* Renamed available reader module
* Initially included sequence numbers
* OrderedBuffer fix
* Buffer bug fix + extra test
* Bug fixes
* Removed test from an old experiment
Co-authored-by: Dave <futurechimp@users.noreply.github.com>
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