Roman Borschel
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* Update to libp2p-0.23. Thereby incorporate bandwidth measurement along the lines previously done by libp2p itself. * Tweak dependencies for wasm32 compilation. For wasm32 we need to enable unstable features to make `task::Builder::local` available. * Simplify dependencies. * Simplify. Leave the calculation of bytes sent/received per second to the outer layers of the code, subject to their own individual update intervals. * Cleanup * Re-add lost dev dependency. * Avoid division by zero. * Remove redundant metric. * Enable sending of noise legacy handshakes. * Add comment about monotonic gauge. * CI
Substrate · 
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