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Claims quest/m3/relay-restart.md.

Why now: on 2026-11-12 the maintainer asked for quests that speed up deployments now (GOAWAY and friends). An inbound cluster peer session does not leave on GOAWAY, so a relay with one stops about 7 minutes after SIGTERM instead of about 2, and that repeats for every wave of a rollout or rollback. The quest's plan said "built after downstream's batched rollouts". That wave tooling has landed downstream (only its staging proof remains), and the maintainer's request supersedes the ordering. The 2026-11-11 decision stands: run the new process beside the old one rather than force-closing inbound peers.

Problem

Restarting a relay cuts nothing only if it waits out its drain: every session gets a GOAWAY and the process stays until they leave or drain_timeout passes. A cluster peer dialing in under Restart::Wait never leaves on GOAWAY, so each relay with an inbound peer holds its restart for the whole drain window. Nothing let a new process take new sessions while the old one drained: a client's Initial carries a connection ID it invented, moq_sock::shard steered only by server-issued IDs, and it bound its group once.

Approach

• Sockets by fd (moq_sock::fd, moq_relay::handoff): with [handoff] socket set, a starting relay connects to that Unix socket. An older relay answering it hands over every listening socket over SCM_RIGHTS: the QUIC reuseport group, [listen.tcp], [listen.unix], [web], [internal], and the handoff socket itself. Nothing queued on them is lost, and a listener whose address changed binds afresh. Both ends check that the peer runs as the same user.
• Steering by generation (moq_sock::shard): the reuseport group binds room for two generations. The shard index already in each server-issued connection ID names the member, and so its generation. The classic BPF filter sends long headers (new handshakes) to the generation a Steering handle names, and short headers by their ID. No third CID layout, no QUIC-LB, no eBPF loader, and reset.secret stays as it is. Non-QUIC datagrams are flow-hashed onto the newest generation. Both backends (moq-tokio workers and io_uring) serve the same group, including across backends (Workers::from_group).
• The switch: the new relay serves, steers new handshakes to itself, and answers. The old one then stops accepting, closes its stream listeners, and drains as on SIGTERM. Its sessions stay until they leave or drain_timeout passes, which is also the overlap's deadline. A relay still serving beside its predecessor refuses a third. If the new relay dies first, the old one steers handshakes back, and the next relay takes over from it on the same sockets.
• Cluster peers (moq_net::reconnect): a new Restart::Handoff redials once on an empty-URI GOAWAY off a session that lived past backoff.healthy. That redial reaches the new relay, and the peer's old session leaves within its handover. A redial that is drained before it is healthy reached the draining process again, so it serves until that process closes it, as Restart::Wait does. The relay's cluster peers dial with Handoff; Wait is unchanged. The reconnect TLA model checks it (WaitOut, RestartHandoff.cfg).
• One node identity: each relay serves its own sessions on its own origin, so each session is counted and named once. The new relay holds its stats broadcast until the old one exits (cluster::Options::stats_hold), so the node has one instance at a time.
• systemd: --handoff-supervise keeps a stand-in as the unit's main process. With KillMode=process and RestartKillSignal=SIGUSR2, systemctl restart makes the old stand-in pass SIGUSR2 to its relay and exit, leaving the relay to drain once the new one takes over, or on its own if none does within drain_timeout (a failed upgrade). The new stand-in's relay takes over, and its READY is forwarded as the unit's. A restart before the relay is ready stops it instead. The stand-in needs NOTIFY_SOCKET and runs its relay in its own process group, so a terminal's Ctrl-C reaches the relay once. The stand-in passes SIGTERM, SIGINT, and SIGUSR1 (a jemalloc heap profile's) to its relay, so a stop drains as before. The package installs this as an opt-in drop-in (/usr/share/moq-relay/handoff.conf), and the NixOS module adds services.moq-relay.handoff (it sets stopIfChanged = false). Linux only.

Impact

• moq_net: Restart::Handoff, re-exported as moq_tokio::Restart::Handoff. Additive: Restart is #[non_exhaustive]. Not mirrored in JS or the bindings, which expose no restart policy.
• moq_relay: Config::handoff ([handoff] socket / --handoff-socket / MOQ_HANDOFF_SOCKET, [handoff] supervise / --handoff-supervise / MOQ_HANDOFF_SUPERVISE), handoff::{Config, supervise}, cluster::Options::stats_hold. Additive.
• moq_sock: fd (Linux: send, recv, MAX), shard::{Config, Steer, Steering, Handoff}, shard::Bound::{steer, steering, handoff, adopt}, shard::Socket::worker, shard::Shard::generations. Additive; shard::bind is unchanged.
• moq_quic: RandomConnectionIdGenerator::set_generations. Additive; defaults to one generation, as before.
• moq_tokio: server::{DEFAULT_BIND, Streams}, server::Config::streams, server::Listener::close_streams, listen::Bind::resolve, worker::Workers::{from_group, sockets}, worker::Group::sockets. Additive; the new fields are on #[non_exhaustive] structs. from_group refuses a group with members already taken.
• Behavior: the relay's cluster peers dial with Restart::Handoff instead of Restart::Wait, so they redial once on an empty-URI GOAWAY off a healthy session instead of always serving until the peer closes it.
• Behavior: with [handoff] set, a relay's [runtime] workers maximum halves to 128. Handoff refuses shared mode (no workers), and a fixed [connect] bind port when the cluster dials static or API peers, whose shared dial socket is not handed on.
• Behavior: a sharded endpoint bound for a handoff accepts the connection IDs of its position in the other generation, which reach it only once that generation is gone, and answers them with a stateless reset.
• Behavior: a once connect policy now ends cleanly on a GOAWAY naming no URI under Restart::Wait too, as once documents, instead of serving until the peer closes it.
• Wire: none. The connection ID layout is unchanged.

Alternatives

• The draining relay force-closing inbound peer sessions once its other sessions leave: rejected by the 2026-11-11 decision, as it works against running beside the old process.
• Forwarding the old process's packets from the new one by connection ID (Meta's Socket Takeover): needs a user-space forwarding path on every packet for the drain's length; the kernel's reuseport steering does it for free.
• An eBPF reuseport program with a per-flow map (udpgrm): needs CAP_BPF and a loader. Classic BPF on the existing shard index covers QUIC without either.
• A third CID layout or the QUIC-LB server ID as the generation: the quest ruled out a third layout, and io_uring refuses QUIC-LB alongside shard steering.
• ExecReload plus MAINPID= handover instead of a stand-in: see Decisions.

Decisions

Settled by the maintainer on 2026-11-14:

• Restart redial: ✅ a separate Restart::Handoff variant for the redial off a healthy session, keeping Restart::Wait as it was (rejected: keep the redial in Wait).
• Handoff drop-in: ✅ opt-in for now (rejected: the packaged unit's default).
• systemd integration: ✅ the --handoff-supervise stand-in, so systemctl restart is the zero-drop upgrade (rejected: ExecReload with a MAINPID= handover).
• Shared mode: ✅ refuse handoff without [runtime] workers for now (rejected: a two-member group for shared mode).
• quest/m5/relay-handoff-webrtc.md: ✅ keep it in m5 (rejected: drop it).

Picked by the maintainer on 2026-11-15:

• Landing: ✅ land now, without the cross-generation routes fix (rejected: wait for it).
• quest/m4/relay-handoff-routes.md: ✅ keep it in m4 (rejected: drop it).
• The choices below, made without asking, stand.

Choices made without asking, for review:

• The new variant is named Handoff, after the relay feature it serves, rather than for its mechanism (such as RedialOnce), since Config::once already means something else.
• The handoff test's long-lived client (stays) now uses Restart::Wait directly, instead of Wait with a never-healthy backoff to force the old behavior.
• Routes of sessions that stay on the draining relay (review finding; the maintainer's 2026-11-15 pick settles it as deferred): a client that ignores GOAWAY, or dials with Restart::Wait, stays on the old relay, and once the cluster peers that dialed it retire their old sessions (when idle, or after goaway.handover, 10 s), the rest of the cluster loses that client's broadcasts, and it loses theirs, until the old relay's drain ends. Deferred to quest/m4/relay-handoff-routes.md (link the two generations as cluster peers over the handoff connection for the overlap) and documented under [handoff]. Recommended because handoff is opt-in, our own clients redial at once and republish on the new relay, and the complete fix is its own L-sized design (two processes sharing a node identity in the route rule); keeping peers on the old relay past idle would bring back the drain stall this PR removes.
• The overlap's deadline is drain_timeout; no new knob. It is also how long a relay waits for a successor after its stand-in left before draining anyway (review finding: a failed upgrade otherwise left it serving outside the unit).
• Initial packets that carry a connection ID the old relay chose, sent within one round trip of the switch, go to the new relay (review finding, answered on its thread): the handshake recovers within one PTO over Handshake packets, which are steered by that ID, and steering such Initials by ID would also send the quarter of new client-invented IDs that happen to carry the marker bits to the old, draining relay.
• At most two generations. A restart during a drain fails until the drain ends, and Restart=on-failure retries it.
• When the new relay dies mid-drain, the old one takes new handshakes back but, already draining, refuses them until the next relay takes over from it.
• Non-QUIC flows (WebRTC on the QUIC port) go to the newest relay, so a WebRTC session on the old relay ends at the handoff. Tracked in the follow-up quest.

Validation

• Handoff, in-process on real sockets (tests/integration/handoff.rs): every listener moves to the new relay on the same address; new QUIC and TCP sessions reach it while the old relay's stay; a third relay is refused until the old one exits; the node's stats broadcast stays held until then. Run tokio to tokio, io_uring to io_uring, and tokio to io_uring.
• A new relay dying mid-drain (the_old_relay_outlives_a_new_one_that_dies): the old relay's sessions, held through the drain as a peer's are, still reach it (a close arrives with a 600 s idle timeout and drain deadline), and the next relay takes over from it on the same QUIC and TCP addresses. Passed all 10 runs.
• Binary stand-in (a_restart_starts_the_new_relay_beside_the_old): SIGUSR2 leaves the relay running, the next stand-in's READY reaches the service manager, the old relay exits 0 once drained, and SIGTERM stops the new one. SIGUSR1 sent to a stand-in reaches its relay, which, built without jemalloc, dies of it, so the stand-in exits 138; with the forwarding removed, the stand-in itself dies of it and the test fails.
• Config (cross_section_settings_are_refused): handoff refuses static and API peers dialing from a fixed [connect] bind port, and accepts port 0 and a static list naming only this relay.
• Cluster peers (cluster_drain.rs): a_relay_beside_the_draining_one_takes_its_peers has the peer move to the relay beside the draining one, which exits well before its drain deadline.
• systemd user manager, release build, Type=notify transient unit with the drop-in's settings: systemctl restart returned in 54 ms. During the overlap, the old relay used 21460 KiB RSS, 38 fds, and 36 threads; the new one used 19176 KiB, 39 fds, and 36 threads. The inbound peer migrated within about 3 ms. The old relay exited 10.2 s after the restart, held by the publisher's and subscriber's old sessions to goaway.handover's 10 s cap. 3720 HTTP /health probes saw no failure, and the subscriber saw 17 consecutive seconds with no gap. 7 sockets were handed over.
• TLC after merging main and adding Restart::Handoff: just test tla rs/moq-net/verify/reconnect exits 0, with Handover.cfg (1,388,332 distinct states), RestartWait.cfg (303,814), and the new RestartHandoff.cfg (316,424). The sync commit moves to this branch's base.
• Restart::Handoff against Wait: the moq-net reconnect tests (53) pass, with a_waited_restart_redials_only_once_the_session_closes back to main's (Wait never redials, even off a healthy session) and a_handoff_restart_* covering the redial. With the cluster switched back to Restart::Wait, a_relay_beside_the_draining_one_takes_its_peers fails; with Handoff it passes, as do the other handoff and cluster-drain tests (7 of 7) and the moq-tokio connection tests (52).
• Full Rust suite with io-uring,stun,test-support, before the merge: 4975 of 4976 passed; the one failure was a memlock test that failed the same way on the base on this host.
• Clippy is clean for default features, io-uring,stun,test-support, no-default websocket, and no-default io-uring; just rs lint passes.
• just check on d769776: every step passed except test rs and flake, both cut by host memory pressure. The user manager's cgroup reached memory.max and had 49 OOM kills; the timed-out tests were trivial ones in crates this PR does not touch (hang catalog, moq-audio capture, moq-relay auth caps), which differed between runs; and one such test took 27 s alone. flake failed in the github-runner-vm VM test ("Shell did not start in time"), which does not use the relay module. The nix/ and packaging files have not changed since a run where flake passed.
• Stateless reset across generations: a_killed_relay_s_clients_are_reset_by_the_one_it_replaced runs two relay processes on one port with a shared reset.secret and a 600 s idle timeout, SIGKILLs the new one, and its client is reset within 0.1 s; with set_generations removed from the tokio backend it fails at the 10 s timeout. The in-process variant could not show this: dropping a relay in-process closes its connections cleanly. a_generation_takes_its_position_from_the_other checks acceptance of the other generation's CIDs at the same position and refusal of every other position.
• just check on 6bfd5e2: every step passed, including 13234 Rust tests (151 skipped).
• After merging main again (ddb13e1, which drops moq-relay/src/settings.rs now that refactor(moq-tokio)!: settings and the unknown-env check come from usage's derive #8747 derives settings from handoff::Config itself): just check passed, including 13248 Rust tests (151 skipped).
• Review threads' fixes: a_relay_no_successor_takes_over_from_drains SIGUSR2s a stand-in with no successor; its relay exits 0 after the 1 s drain_timeout, and with the SIGUSR2 pass-through removed it keeps serving and the test fails. a_one_shot_policy_ends_on_a_restart covers once under every Restart; it fails without the fix. The cluster drain test now hands B's listener to B' and checks a fresh peer reaches B' after B exits; it fails without the transfer. a_group_missing_a_member_is_refused covers from_group. Stand-in tests kill their relays on failure (StandIn, Reap).
• After merging main a third time (8a33fb7; feat(moq-webrtc)!: remove peer-to-peer and the relay's STUN responder #8771 removed the relay's STUN responder, so the handoff no longer carries a STUN socket): just check passed, including 12925 Rust tests (155 skipped).
• Not run: interop, since no wire format, moq-ffi, or gateway changed. The io_uring backend's set_generations call is covered by build and clippy only; the process test runs the tokio backend.
• After the earlier review's fixes (head 34e7130): the handoff and config tests pass, as do just rs lint, clippy with io-uring,stun,test-support, and the markdown, text, and coverage-table checks.

Follow-ups

• Keep WebRTC flows across a relay handoff (L): forward non-QUIC datagrams from sources the new relay's demux does not hold to the old relay. Kept in m5 by the maintainer; no open decisions.
• Keep cluster routes for sessions that stay on a draining relay (L): link the two generations as cluster peers for the overlap. Kept in m4 by the maintainer, and this PR does not wait for it; no open decisions.

Caused by

• moq-dev/moq#7904 - added Restart::Wait's serve-in-place branch ahead of once's clean end, so a one-shot policy hung on a restart's GOAWAY (found by reviewer)

The rest is a new capability, not a regression.

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• Head: b3a49b0

• Base: origin/main at f75f4bb

• Risk: medium, the base has no RISK.md to name what is always high or customer-facing, so every change is medium

• Classified: medium by default

• Reviewer: Codex, gpt-6.1-sol, xhigh effort

• Session: 01a1dd92-96af-7ed1-9334-048f85919865, round 2

• Score: 9/10, The update only records the maintainer-approved route-link deferral, preserving the previous review’s readiness assessment with no new actionable findings; builds and tests were not run as instructed.

• Rounds: 4; first round 3 (medium 2, low 1); findings 3 (medium 2, low 1): fixed 2, refuted 1, open 0

• Findings: none

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ℹ️ No blocking issues. Two edge cases in the stand-in's process handling are worth a look.

Reviewed changes

I reviewed the relay handoff end to end: fd passing, the two-generation reuseport steering filter, the stand-in supervisor, the Restart::Handoff reconnect policy, and the docs and packaging.

• Socket handoff protocol — handoff.rs hands every listener (QUIC group, TCP, Unix, web, internal, STUN, control) to a successor over SCM_RIGHTS, with a same-UID check on both ends and a refusal while a relay is still serving beside its predecessor.
• Generation steering — moq_sock::shard binds two generations and attaches a 42-instruction classic BPF program. It sends Initial/0-RTT packets to the newest generation, Handshake and short-header packets to their exact member (Beside) or folded into the newest (Alone), and hashes non-QUIC traffic into the newest generation. I checked the jump offsets by hand and they land correctly.
• Stateless reset across generations — RandomConnectionIdGenerator::set_generations accepts the same position from the other generation, so folded packets get a reset instead of waiting for the idle timeout.
• Old relay stops accepting on handoff — until_handed and close_streams stop the old relay's accept loops once the successor answers. Accepted sessions keep running because they are spawned tasks (spawn_connection and axum_server's per-connection spawn).
• Restart::Handoff — redials once on an empty-URI GOAWAY off a healthy session, and cluster peers now use it in place of Wait. It is covered by the new TLA config and reconnect tests.
• Stand-in and systemd — --handoff-supervise adds a stand-in main process that forwards signals and readiness. The PR also adds the packaged opt-in drop-in and the NixOS handoff option.

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Walkthrough

The change adds Linux relay socket handoff between process generations. It introduces descriptor transfer and two-generation reuseport routing, then connects those mechanisms to relay startup, listener serving, draining, and stats publication. It adds a reconnect policy for handoff, configuration validation, and systemd and NixOS settings. Documentation and tests cover reconnect behavior, socket adoption, cluster draining, and supervised process restarts.

Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 6bfd5

Relay socket handoff is opt-in and mostly sound, but a few edge cases should be fixed before release:

• After a failed replacement, stopping the service may leave the old relay running.
• One-shot client connections may wait on a draining relay instead of ending cleanly.
• Connections still completing their handshake at takeover can lose packets.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title "feat(moq-relay): restart beside the draining relay without dropping sessions" matches the main change: a replacement relay takes over listening sockets via handoff and serves new sessions w…
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 is specific and closely tied to the changeset. It names the quest it claims, and it describes the handoff mechanism that the summaries show: SCM_RIGHTS socket passing via moq_sock::fd …

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Explanation

The title "feat(moq-relay): restart beside the draining relay without dropping sessions" matches the main change: a replacement relay takes over listening sockets via handoff and serves new sessions while the predecessor drains. The changeset adds handoff sockets, QUIC generation steering, Restart::Handoff for cluster peers, and systemd supervision, all aimed at this goal. The title is specific and concise, though it omits the socket handoff mechanism.

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Explanation

The description is specific and closely tied to the changeset. It names the quest it claims, and it describes the handoff mechanism that the summaries show: SCM_RIGHTS socket passing via moq_sock::fd and moq_relay::handoff, generation-based steering in moq_sock::shard, the new Restart::Handoff variant in moq_net::reconnect, the systemd stand-in with --handoff-supervise and the handoff.conf drop-in, the NixOS services.moq-relay.handoff option, and the deletion of quest/m3/relay-restart.md. It also lists the public API additions and the behavior changes, and it reports validation runs that match the test files in the summaries.

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Inline comments:
Review comments at @doc/bin/relay/cluster.md:
- Around line 219-220: Update the immediate-redial statement in the cluster
documentation to specify that it applies only after the session reaches
backoff.healthy; before then, an empty-URI GOAWAY under Restart::Handoff keeps
the current session until closure. Clarify that this condition applies to both
initial sessions and redials, and preserve the existing cluster-policy and
replacement-serving context.

Review comments at @doc/setup/prod.md:
- Around line 68-70: Update the upgrade guidance around [runtime] workers and
handoff.conf to describe a one-time controlled activation for relays already
running without handoff, since that first restart cannot preserve their
sessions. Limit the session-continuity claim to subsequent restarts after
handoff is active.

Review comments at @packaging/moq-relay/handoff.conf:
- Line 11: Update the systemd unit’s KillMode handling and apply the equivalent
change to the NixOS unit so an explicit stop cleans up retained relays that the
predecessor supervisor can no longer signal, while restart does not terminate
them during handoff. Establish a stop-only cleanup path that preserves the
existing restart handoff behavior; do not rely on KillMode alone if it would
also terminate retained relays during restart.

Review comments at @rs/moq-net/src/reconnect.rs:
- Line 606: Update the wait condition so it excludes one-shot configurations;
then an empty-URI GOAWAY reaches the existing end handling, which returns
Done(Ok(())). Preserve the current wait behavior for non-one-shot connections.

Review comments at @rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_drain.rs:
- Around line 81-82: Update the cluster drain test’s ownership tracking after
Relay::beside registers the replacement so the original relay’s owned branch
cannot remove the replacement’s B registration via net.down("b"). Transfer
teardown ownership to the replacement and verify a fresh dial succeeds after the
original relay exits.

Review comments at @rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/handoff.rs:
- Line 340: Update the supervisor test’s cleanup around the Child configured
with kill_on_drop so it also terminates the relay started by the stand-in and
any predecessor detached after SIGUSR2. Use a cleanup guard that covers timeout
and panic paths, tracking the process group or retained relay PIDs as
appropriate.

Review comments at @rs/moq-sock/src/shard.rs:
- Line 905: Update the shard routing logic around the HANDSHAKE_V1 filter branch
so server-addressed Initial and 0-RTT packets retain the generation that issued
their CID, including datagrams that coalesce an Initial with a Handshake. Add a
takeover regression using a predecessor-issued CID alongside the existing
client-invented CID cases.

Review comments at @rs/moq-tokio/src/worker/group.rs:
- Line 96: Update from_group to reject a partially or fully consumed Bound group
before starting workers, returning an error rather than creating workers for
only the remaining members or panicking when none remain. Use an existing
non-consuming way to establish whether the group is unconsumed; preserve the
group’s iterator state and the existing worker startup behavior for unconsumed
groups.

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• .claude/skills/verify-reconnect/SKILL.md
• doc/bin/relay/cluster.md
• doc/bin/relay/config.md
• doc/concept/stats.md
• doc/setup/prod.md
• nix/Cargo.nix
• nix/modules/moq-relay.nix
• packaging/moq-relay/handoff.conf
• packaging/moq-relay/nfpm.yaml
• quest/m3/relay-restart.md
• quest/m4/relay-handoff-routes.md
• quest/m5/relay-handoff-webrtc.md
• rs/moq-net/src/reconnect.rs
• rs/moq-net/src/reconnect/tests.rs
• rs/moq-net/verify/reconnect/Handover.tla
• rs/moq-net/verify/reconnect/RestartHandoff.cfg
• rs/moq-quic/src/cid_generator.rs
• rs/moq-relay/Cargo.toml
• rs/moq-relay/src/cluster.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/config.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/handoff.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/internal.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/lib.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/main.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/relay.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/settings.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/stun.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/uring.rs
• rs/moq-relay/src/web.rs
• rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/cluster_drain.rs
• rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/handoff.rs
• rs/moq-relay/tests/integration/main.rs
• rs/moq-sock/README.md
• rs/moq-sock/src/fd.rs
• rs/moq-sock/src/lib.rs
• rs/moq-sock/src/shard.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/listen.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/backend.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/server.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/tcp.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/unix.rs
• rs/moq-tokio/src/worker/group.rs
• rs/moq-uring/src/quic/driver/mod.rs

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✅ No new issues found. Both earlier findings are addressed, and the review fixes hold up.

Reviewed changes

This pass covers what changed since the prior Pullfrog review at 6bfd5e284: the review fixes in 21d427722, the STUN removal that came in with the main merges, the TLA sync commit, and the recorded quest picks.

• Stand-in runs its relay in its own process group — supervise spawns the relay with process_group(0), so a group signal reaches the relay only once, through pass.
• Failed upgrade drains on its own — the stand-in now passes SIGUSR2 on to its relay. The relay arms a drain_timeout window (Events::left/window) and starts its drain if no successor takes over in that time. doc/setup/prod.md explains how to recognize and recover from that state.
• SIGUSR2 before READY stops the relay — the stand-in reads READY=1 from the relay's notifications. A restart that arrives before then sends SIGTERM to the relay and waits for it to exit.
• Stand-in needs NOTIFY_SOCKET — supervise now fails at startup without a service manager, instead of running without readiness forwarding.
• One-shot policy ends on any restart GOAWAY — once now skips the serve-in-place branch under every Restart variant. a_one_shot_policy_ends_on_a_restart covers this.
• Workers::from_group refuses a partly taken group — it returns BindSocket(InvalidInput) when members are missing. Worker::drop joins the workers it already spawned.
• STUN socket dropped from the handoff — the Role::Stun, Sockets::udp, and stun::Server::bind(held) plumbing is gone, following #8771.
• Test hygiene — the StandIn/Reap guards kill leftover relays when a test fails. cluster_drain.rs now gives B's listener to B' and checks that a fresh peer still reaches B' after B exits.

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