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Rate limit status is pushed to the remote client

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Sessions

Your rate limit status now reaches a connected remote client right away.

What

Rate-limit state now reaches a connected remote client immediately. On bridge connect the current state is written to the peer, and later rate-limit events are written to the bridge channel as well as the local stream. Forwarding failures are logged, not thrown.

Details
  • The connect-time send is skipped if a rejection window has already elapsed, and is recorded as bridge_rate_limit_forward.
  • Both paths build the event through one shared helper.
  • The connect-time send is also guarded by an internal predicate whose source of truth sits outside this code path.
Evidence

bridge_rate_limit_forward, rate_limit_event forward failed

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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