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ResumeOutcome

Enum ResumeOutcome 

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pub enum ResumeOutcome {
    Fresh,
    Resumable {
        config_path: PathBuf,
        progress: Vec<ProgressEntry>,
        downloaded: u64,
    },
    Mismatch(StateError),
}
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What the disk probe found for the download a DownloadPlan describes.

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Fresh

Nothing to continue from: either no state was found, or resuming is disabled / unsupported by the server. Starting the plan downloads the whole file.

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Resumable

A .fd/.part pair was found and validates against the current remote file. Starting the plan continues from progress.

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§config_path: PathBuf

Path of the .fd state file backing the resume.

§progress: Vec<ProgressEntry>

Byte ranges already written to the .part file.

§downloaded: u64

Total bytes already on disk (the sum of the progress lengths).

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Mismatch(StateError)

A .fd/.part pair was found but cannot be continued — most often because the remote file changed since it was written.

What DownloadPlan::start does depends on which entry point produced the plan. From plan it falls back to a fresh download (overwriting the stale .part, or claiming a new name when overwrite is disabled). From plan_resume the caller asked for a resume specifically, so it refuses instead: Event::ResumeError and TerminationReason::Failed, leaving the .part and .fd untouched.

Either way DownloadPlan::start_forced_resume continues from the stale state, but only when the mismatch is limited to the identity headers.

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impl Debug for ResumeOutcome

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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