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(pulled in #5)
This lets us create a "half-open" stream. This is useful because it prevents any stream messages which have the half-open stream's id from being routed as socket messages. The javascript library does something similar.
More concretely, I use this in hyperdht. When I first send a handshake message with the stream id encoded, I create this half-open stream. I can't fully open the stream until I get a reponse which includes the remote stream id. But I may receive udx messages before I can read and process the remote stream id. These messages were causing errors.
Added a CHANGELOG.md and release.toml.
Bumped to edition 2024
Fixed all lints
cargo fmteverything