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