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v0.1.45
protectedRelease: v0.1.454571a7a8 · ·quic v0.1.45 - Update dependencies: tls v0.1.24, thread_pool v0.2.9, otel v0.1.28 (lazy) and fips v0.1.3 (lazy). These are the versions the rest of the devnw/zig ecosystem's newest tags pin, so downstream graphs converge without diamonds. The Python test clients move to aioquic 1.6.1. - The micro performance gate (`quality-zig-gates`) is now noise-tolerant. A regression must exceed absolute floors (p95 by more than 3 ns, per-op time by more than 1 ns), and with `PERF_GATE_ROUNDS > 1` it must reproduce: rounds are captured in alternating order, and every HEAD round must be worse than every baseline round. See `docs/PERFORMANCE_TARGETS.md#noise-tolerance`. - Fix a deadlock between connection teardown and endpoint poll workers. `Endpoint.destroyConnections` (`api.destroy` / `api.destroyBatch`) waited for a connection's in-flight RX refs while the caller held `Endpoint.mu`, and a poll worker holding such a ref needed `Endpoint.mu` (`maybeQueueDeferredAccepted`) before releasing it. Teardown now detaches the connection under `mu`, releases `mu` while waiting for the ref to drain, then re-acquires it to free the connection. A doomed connection is never published to the accept queue, and destroy now also clears the closed / PTO-dirty / pending-handshake side sets. The lock order is documented on `Endpoint.mu`. - Preserve every received datagram of a mixed receive batch within the existing processing quotas (receive-tail accounting). - `fips-deps`: fetch pinned OpenSSL release keys from keyserver.ubuntu.com when keys.openpgp.org serves them without user IDs. - v0.1.41 to v0.1.44 were tagged from a side branch (GAP-0838 grpc_zig convergence) whose only dependency change, otel v0.1.24, is superseded here. v0.1.45 is the first tag since v0.1.40 that is cut from `main`.