Mitmproxy-rs

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0.1.16

- Optimize event processing in the internal network stack by always consuming as
many events as possible before polling the virtual network device and processing
open TCP sockets.
- Ensure that only one TCP socket is created per connection, even if `SYN` packets
are resent for some reason.
- Channel sizes for processing events in the internal network stack are increased
to avoid errors with full channels when some tasks don't keep up.
- Logging calls are removed from the network task's hot loop unless the project
is built in `debug` mode.
- Failures to send to channels that were already closed when processing data
that was received for sockets are now ignored to avoid crashes.

0.1.15

- Manually include source files for the test client binary in published `sdist`s to
ensure the sources which are published on PyPI can actually be built.

0.1.14

- Increase buffer size for WireGuard packets to accommodate large outgoing packets.
- Check length of outgoing packets and drop packets that are larger than the maximum
possible WireGuard packet payload (maximum packet size - WireGuard header length)
to avoid crashes with super-sized packets.

0.1.13

- Update dependencies to the latest versions (pyo3 v0.17, pyo3-asyncio v0.17, pyo3-log v0.7),
now that pyo3-asyncio v0.17 was released with pyo3 v0.17 support.
- Switch back from patched version of pyo3-asyncio to the official releases, since v0.17
incorporates our patch.

0.1.12

- Fix a race condition in the shutdown code that could cause shutdown to never happen.
- Make logger setup more robust and only try to initialize once.

0.1.11

- Make failures to initialize the Rust -> Python logger non-fatal.

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