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Convergent Extremal Coordinate Routing (CECR) v1.3

• Status: Normative specification
• Protocol identifier: cecr/1
• Supersedes: CECR v1.2, v1.1, v1.0, and the original CECR design note (CECR draft 0)
• Changes in v1.1: a routed message always leaves. Where v1.0 stopped with TARGET_NOT_LIVE or NO_PROGRESS, a node now forwards on its other paths (Section 8.3, step 9). Loop-freedom comes from the mandatory duplicate cache rather than from strict XOR progress alone (Sections 8.3 and 12). Measured on a 50-peer partial mesh, v1.0's refusals delivered 35/50 routed messages while gossip broadcast delivered 2450/2450.
• Changes in v1.2: nodes learn routes from what arrives. A broadcast or routed message proves the link it came over leads back to its origin, and a small route ack sent back up a broadcast's path proves the forward links (Section 8.5). A routed message tries a fresh learned route before the greedy order (Section 8.3, step 4). With v1.1 alone, a 50-peer partial mesh delivered

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// PeerPigeon Streaming Patterns Examples
// Who calls startMedia() determines the streaming pattern

// =============================================================================
// 1:1 (One-to-One) Streaming - Video call between two people
// =============================================================================

const peer1 = new PeerPigeon.PeerPigeonMesh({
    enableCrypto: true,
    autoConnect: true

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// Example useage at the bottom
async function generateTOTP(username, secret, issuer, rotation, digits) {
  let totp = () => {
    return new Promise((resolve) => {
      let counter = TOTP.getCurrentCounter(rotation);
      TOTP.otp(secret, counter, digits, (cb) => {
        resolve(cb);
      });
    });
  };

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Adapted from Rebecca Manzi's [Todo App](https://github.com/rebeccamanzi/quasar-todo) for Quasar 1.0.0. This one works 
correctly with Quasar 2.11.5. To use it, update quasar.config.js > frameworks > plugins to include 'Notify' in the plugins
array.
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<template>
  <q-page class="bg-grey-3 column">
    <div class="row q-pa-sm bg-primary">
      <q-input

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const http = require('http')
const Gun = require('gun')

// Uncomment for ES6, and remove requires above
// import http from 'http'
// import Gun from 'gun'

const server = http.createServer()

const host = 'localhost'

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/**
 * NOTE: Does not work with npm installed heroku-cli
 * Uninstall with: npm uninstall heroku -g
 * Install Heroku with: curl https://cli-assets.heroku.com/install.sh | sh
*/
const { exec } = require('node:child_process')
const expect = require('../expect')

describe('Heroku deploy', function(){
  it('Returns an error if heroku CREATE fails', async function(){