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feat: add getAddresses function to return detailed address info #387
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Returning a plain list of multiaddrs isn't enough to know what is going on with the state of a node's addresses. This PR adds a `getAddresses` function that returns detailed info about the addresses - are they being announced, was it an observed address, are we confident that the observed address is publicly routable, etc.
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Returning a plain list of multiaddrs isn't enough to know what is going on with the state of a node's addresses.
This PR adds a
getAddressesfunction that returns detailed info about the addresses - are they being announced, was it an observed address, are we confident that the observed address is publicly routable, etc.