Add network abstraction layer to reactor-c #10
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This RFC proposes adding network interoperability to the federated execution in
reactor-c, including network security and the integration of various network stacks, by introducing a network interface layer. This abstraction will facilitate the addition of other network stacks without modifying the Lingua Franca protocol or message formats. The current reactor-c code is tightly coupled with TCP sockets, making it difficult to introduce different network stacks and security features without significant changes. This proposal aims to support various communication protocols and encryption methods, such as TCP, Pub-Sub (e.g., MQTT), and SSL/TLS or Secure Swarm Toolkit (SST).The work-in-progress PRs are here: lf-lang/reactor-c#330, lf-lang/lingua-franca#2256.