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Load-shed disconnects drop the reused token lease

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Artifacts

Overload-related disconnects now back off and fetch a fresh token instead of reusing a stale one.

What

A disconnect classified as a load shed, meaning a Cloudflare-mitigated close or a 5xx/429/408 upgrade rejection, now both counts as a stall for backoff purposes and deletes the cached token lease instead of keeping it through up to three failed dials.

Details
  • The shed classification is computed before the stall check in the socket lifecycle handler.
Evidence

...(Ne && { shed: !0 }),

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