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| @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ one for one for QUIC, and one for HTTP. One of the final events of this source
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| indicates how an HttpStream was created (Reusing an existing SOCKET /
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| HTTP2_SESSION / QUIC_SESSION, or creating a new one).
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| -* CONNECT_JOB: This corresponds to the ConnectJob subclasses that each socket
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| +* \*_CONNECT_JOB: This corresponds to the ConnectJob subclasses that each socket
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| pool uses. A successful CONNECT_JOB return a SOCKET. The events here vary a
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| lot by job type. Their main event is generally either to create a socket, or
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| request a socket from another socket pool (Which creates another CONNECT_JOB)
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