Implement complete libp2p Noise protocol extensions #926
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What was wrong?
Issue ##591
How was it fixed?
The problem was fixed by first resolving the core incompatibility between the Python (proto3) and Go (proto2) Protobuf specifications. This was accomplished by updating the Protobuf schema to support new extensions for features like WebTransport and early data.
To manage the new and old data formats, priority logic was implemented to ensure the new extension data took precedence over legacy fields, maintaining interoperability. The system was also enhanced with advanced features, including an intelligent transport layer that automatically selects the most efficient handshake pattern (XX or IK) to optimize performance.
Finally, a comprehensive testing framework was built to verify that the Python implementation was fully compatible with the existing Go and JavaScript versions, ensuring full backward compatibility was preserved throughout the process.
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