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Problem

Before SUBSCRIBE_START, a bounded lite-07 subscription checks on every wake whether its source gave up every range. TrackRun::covered built a new RangeSet from the whole skipped record for each check. Window::covered_by then rescanned every range from the floor to the first one still owed. So each wake cost O(ranges already given up), and a peer whose source gives up ranges one at a time pays that cost once per range given up: O(n²) overall.

Approach

• Window::covered_by now takes any Accounted record: a RangeSet, or a RangeMap keyed by groups whose values it ignores. The publisher passes its skipped map as it is, so nothing is copied.
• Window::covered_by remembers the floor it checked from and the first group it found missing, and the next check starts there while the floor holds. Window::rebuild resets it. This is the memo from moq-dev/moq#6995, with one change: it stops at the first missing group, not at the end of the last range fully accounted for. A range given up a group at a time with alternating errors keeps one skipped entry per group, and stopping at the range level rescanned all of those entries on every wake.
• New publisher bench (cargo bench -p moq-net --features fuzz --bench publisher). It drives the real TrackRun through moq_net::fuzz::CoverageBench, waking a bounded lite-07 subscription that has no start resolved:
  • wake/{skipped}: 8193 one-group ranges, the first skipped given up.
  • adjacent/{skipped}: one range, given up one group at a time with alternating errors.

Numbers

These are user-space instructions per wake (cpu_core/instructions/u) on pinned P-core 6, taken as the difference between 1000 and 11000 wakes so setup cancels out. "Before" is this branch with main's code path restored: the RangeSet rebuild back and the memo off.

case	skipped	before	after
wake (8193 ranges)	1	310K	310K
wake (8193 ranges)	32	336K	310K
wake (8193 ranges)	1024	1.82M	310K
wake (8193 ranges)	8192	15.4M	310K
adjacent	1	6.1K	5.7K
adjacent	32	19.8K	5.9K
adjacent	1024	460K	6.0K
adjacent	8192	3.64M	6.2K

A wake no longer costs more as more ranges are given up. The 310K floor at 8193 ranges is model work that grows with the number of ranges, not with how many were given up. In order of cost: Window::named, then the Misses probe, then DropCursor::next. On top of those, TrackRun clones track.subscription() on each wake before START just to read start(). That cost belongs to the range count quest that #6995 rewrites. Some of these walks are not in that quest yet; see Follow-ups.

Impact

• Public API: none. CoverageBench is exposed only through the hidden fuzz module.
• Wire: none.

Choices made without asking

• I ported moq-dev/moq#6995's coverage memo here rather than waiting for it to land, so this quest's goal held on main whichever merged first. perf(net): fill linearly in range count and span #6995 has since landed, and the merge of main (f3e1fe82d3) keeps this branch's Window::covered_by and resume::Subscriber::covered: perf(net): fill linearly in range count and span #6995's memo plus &impl Accounted and the stop at the first missing group. The same merge moves CoverageBench and its test onto kio::clock after moq-dev/moq#7027.
• The bench drives TrackRun directly through a test-and-fuzz-only CoverageBench, backed by a memory transport. It does not go through a whole session: before START no message reaches the peer, so a session bench has nothing to wait on between wakes.
• wake holds the range count fixed while skipped varies. That way its slope shows only the cost of the skipped record, apart from the cost of the range count.

Follow-ups

• Model per-poll walks over range count that the range count quest does not list yet: Window::named (a min over every span on each Cursor::probe), DropCursor::next, and the lite publisher's track.subscription().start(), which clones every range on each wake before START. This bench's wake case shows them as the 310K floor. A /quest-plan could fold them into that quest.

Checks

• quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main on 02580c203e: passed (9333 tests). The first run failed only moq-relay embed::uring_custom_route_and_quic (relay stopped before ready), the host-wide io_uring memlock contention seen in earlier rounds; this PR does not touch moq-relay. Those io_uring tests passed alone (18/18), and the full rerun passed.
• just rs net-features (the --no-default-features --tests lane both bots cited): passed (1281 tests).
• cargo clippy -p moq-net --features fuzz --all-targets -- -D warnings: passed.
• quest check --base origin/main: passed.

Review

• Reviewer: Codex gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort (quest review --base origin/main).
• Session 01a19842-180d-7911-822c-a1cbe59114bd, round 1, head 02580c203ea48ab61b9009f4b35094a4ca27df17 (base 3164bce00a): no findings.
• Online reviews on 3e5ed017f7: pullfrog and CodeRabbit both found that the CoverageBench re-export in rs/moq-net/src/lite/mod.rs lacked the async gate its module has, breaking --no-default-features --tests. Fixed in 02580c203e; both threads answered and resolved. The OpenAI review found nothing.
• Earlier rounds, for the record: session 01a195f1-44ef-70c2-8117-1348f15526ee found the pre-START check rescanning the covered prefix (fixed in bab52009dc) and lost progress inside a partly given-up range (fixed in 3e5ed017f7); session 01a19615-6592-7011-ad65-9500f22d723e round 1 on 3e5ed017f7 found nothing.

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Reviewed commit: 3e5ed01

No actionable bugs found in the changed coverage logic and relevant publisher/resume paths. The direction is sound: query the existing skipped map rather than rebuild a set, and retain the first missing group rather than rescan the accounted prefix. This is proportionate internal state, with no new wire surface; the lower-floor reset, window rebuild reset, and wider-cap behavior preserve the needed rechecks. The intra-range cursor also addresses the earlier prefix-rescan issue described in the PR.

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Important

The no-async test lane fails to compile. lite/mod.rs:33 re-exports CoverageBench under any(test, feature = "fuzz"), but the mod publisher it comes from is gated #[cfg(feature = "async")]. bash sh/rs/net-features.sh (run by .github/workflows/features.yml on nightly and release PRs) runs cargo nextest run -p moq-net --no-default-features --tests, where test is set and async is not, so the gate needs feature = "async" too.

Reviewed changes

• Resumable pre-START coverage check — Window::covered_by now takes &mut self and a new covered: Option<(u64, u64)> memo, resuming at the first group the previous check found missing instead of each time; rebuild clears it.
• Accounted trait — covered_by reads a RangeSet or a group-keyed RangeMap in place, so the lite publisher passes its live skipped map instead of building a set per check.
• Bench and fuzz surface — new fuzz-only CoverageBench plus benches/publisher.rs sweeping wake and adjacent over skipped counts, and a test that a bounded subscription ends once every range is given up before START.
• Quest cleanup — deletes quest/m2/perf/covered-before-start.md and its README entry.

The memo logic itself checks out: it always stops at the first in-range gap, so the skipped to served accounting switch at SUBSCRIBE_START cannot leak a stale claim (each group the memo verified came from skipped, which start() re-inserts into served via drop_range for every group >= start; groups below the start are not owed). Raised floors and narrowed caps are handled by the floor/cap guards and covered by the new window tests.

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Gate the re-export on async.

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Walkthrough

Coverage checks now accept both RangeSet and RangeMap inputs. Window caches progress between checks, and the Lite07 publisher passes its skipped-range map directly to the coverage logic. The change adds a publisher test harness, a regression test for subscriptions that give up all ranges before the start resolves, and Criterion benchmarks for skipped-range setups. It also removes the related quest entry and document.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 3e5ed

The no-default-features test build cannot compile until the re-export uses the same async gate as its module. Fix that feature combination before merging.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 inconclusive

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Docstring Coverage		Docstring coverage is 50.00% which is insufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff with cyclomatic complexity of at least 2. Documenta…	Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.

Passed checks: 4 passed

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title clearly identifies the main change: improving the cost of lite coverage checks before START. It is concise and related to the changeset, although the wording is slightly informal.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The description directly explains the coverage-check optimization, benchmark additions, performance results, API impact, and validation for the changeset.

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Reviewed commit: 02580c2

No new actionable bugs found since my review of 3e5ed01. The main merge preserves the reviewed first-gap coverage cursor and map lookup; the benchmark/test clock changes follow the upstream kio migration.

The independently reported feature-gating issue (existing finding) is fixed at rs/moq-net/src/lite/mod.rs:33: the re-export now requires async as well as test/fuzz, matching its publisher module and fuzz consumer. This is the smallest appropriate fix, without changing production behavior or wire/API surface. My previous review had no open findings.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

This run re-reviewed the commits since the prior pullfrog review on 3e5ed01:

• Fixed the CoverageBench re-export gate — lite/mod.rs now gates it all(feature = "async", any(test, feature = "fuzz")), matching mod publisher. Verified cargo check -p moq-net --no-default-features --tests compiles clean and cargo test -p moq-net --lib coverage passes.
• Merged origin/main — adopted the moq-clock → kio rename and main's Window::end/admits_datagram/settled changes, keeping this branch's &impl Accounted covered_by and its first-missing-group memo.

The memo still resumes correctly against the merged end()/settled path, and the prior must-fix is resolved.

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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

This run re-reviewed the commits since the prior pullfrog review on 02580c2: the quest land merge of the tested base and its bookkeeping.

• Merged the tested base — fa51945 merges main (000938997). rs/moq-net's async feature adopts main's split kio/async (rs/moq-net/Cargo.toml:18) while this branch's &impl Accounted covered_by, its first-missing-group memo, and the publisher bench entry are untouched. The range-diff shows no net delta in any source file, so the merge dropped no upstream change.
• Quest bookkeeping — quest/m2/perf/covered-before-start.md and its README.md entry are removed; no covered-before-start references remain in the tree.

The prior CoverageBench re-export gate finding is still fixed (all(feature = "async", any(test, feature = "fuzz"))). Verified this run: cargo check -p moq-net --no-default-features --tests, cargo clippy -p moq-net --all-targets -- -D warnings, and cargo test -p moq-net --lib coverage + giving_up_every_range_before_the_start_ends_it all pass on fa51945.

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