uflow 0.3.0

Provides real-time, mixed-reliability, and congestion-controlled data transfer over the User Datagram Protocol (UDP).
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# uflow

uflow is a soon-to-be Rust library and UDP networking protocol for realtime internet data transfer,
with a focus on simplicity and security. Though it has been designed from the ground up, uflow's
interface and functionality are inspired by the venerable [ENet](http://enet.bespin.org) library.

The previous version, 0.2, is described in the [whitepaper](whitepaper.pdf).

The current version, 0.3, has the following improvements over 0.2:

  * TCP-friendly congestion control implemented according to RFC 5348
  * Receiver memory limits (for packet reassembly)
  * No sentinel packets or frames
  * An additional packet send mode which causes packets to be dropped if they cannot be sent
    immediately
  * No iteration over the number of channels

These and other features have proven to be functional, and the new design will be summarized in a
subsequent whitepaper.