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* Split out a `Settings` struct from `Config` The `Settings` struct is an abstract representation of `frame::Settings`. Basically: - When talking about our own connection, we should use `Config`. - e.g. in `ConnectionInner`'s `config` field - When talking about a peer's settings, we should use `Settings. - e.g. in `SharedState`'s `peer_config` field This separation allows us to define some conversions: - `Config` -> `frame::Settings` - used in ConnectionInner::new - `&frame::Settings` -> `Settings` - used in ConnectionInner::poll_control * Remove Deref and DerefMut impls for Config `Config` is not a smart pointer
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