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Add adaptive hostile-network recovery and organization-owned upgrades - #1

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Add adaptive hostile-network recovery and organization-owned upgrades#1
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What changed

  • Adds per-resolver adaptive transport scoring and recovery for hostile or poisoned DNS environments.
  • Adds poison-triggered alternate-path racing, seamless in-flight replay, warm-path probing, adaptive MTU pooling, and Super-FEC support.
  • Keeps Linux and Docker one-line installs, upgrades, release links, container images, issue links, and runtime repository links under WhiteDNS/CottenDns.

Why

The Android application sources its native CottenDNS engine from WhiteDNS/CottenDns. The engine improvements therefore need to live in the organization repository, while organization deployments must not redirect users to the personal fork.

Validation

  • Full go test ./... passed.
  • Linux and Docker installer shell syntax passed.
  • Legacy one-command upgrade contract passed.
  • The prior full 20-platform debug matrix passed for the hostile-network engine commit.

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TaJirax merged commit aada8e1 into main Jul 27, 2026
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TaJirax deleted the agent/hostile-network-speed-reliability branch July 27, 2026 19:55
dead-man1 pushed a commit to dead-man1/CottenDNS that referenced this pull request Sep 2, 2026
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