feat: quic #1265
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Looks like there are some issues with building mbed-tls in windows, macos(arm64) and linux(i386). |
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This PR enables quic transport with a proper TLS backend, and tests connection and comms between two nodes.
Do note that one of the commits changes the
not implementedassertion to something that gives a bit more context, so it's easier to know which abstract method a dev forgot to implement.