The 1.0 mux, running on the Protocol v2 wire format and full §13 multi-client semantics.
* Tag-aware dispatch. Each inbound client frame is re-tagged with a mux-allocated device tag; responses are routed back to the original client using the tag mapping. The single-oneshot response slot is gone; multiple clients can have commands in flight concurrently.
* Full §13.2 multi-client SET_CONFIG semantics. Tracks the (client, modulation) lock owner and synthesizes OK(APPLIED/MINE), OK(ALREADY_MATCHED/OTHER), or OK(LOCKED_MISMATCH/OTHER) based on lock ownership and parameter match. Lock releases automatically on client disconnect.
* TX loopback fan-out (§13.4). On TX_DONE(TRANSMITTED) the mux synthesizes an RX frame with origin = LocalLoopback and sends it to every connected client except the transmitter.
* Async ERR(EFRAME) fan-out. If the dongle emits async framing errors (tag = 0), they are broadcast to all clients rather than swallowed.
* TagMapper with skip-zero allocation and per-client bulk drop on disconnect.
* Per-client TX cache on ClientSession so the loopback fan-out does not need the sender to re-buffer.
* 500 ms keepalive cadence matching PROTOCOL.md §3.4 inactivity window (replacing the old 5 s loop).
Add donglora-client (clients/rust/) and donglora-mux (mux/rust/) as
Rust implementations of the existing Python client library and mux
daemon. Both are standalone Cargo projects with no-panic guarantees
enforced by clippy deny lints.
donglora-client provides protocol types, COBS framing, USB device
discovery, serial/mux transports, and a high-level Client<T> with
send/recv. donglora-mux is a fully async (tokio) multiplexer daemon
with dongle hot-plug reconnect, per-client bounded send queues,
SetConfig locking, and StartRx/StopRx reference counting.
52 unit tests across both crates. Updates README roadmap checkboxes
and CONTRIBUTING docs to reflect the new implementations.
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