docs(usage guide): description connection serialization#5504
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docs(usage guide): description connection serialization#5504
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Co-authored-by: Lindsay Stewart <stewart.r.lindsay@gmail.com>
* simplify the description of serialization version deployment
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Description of changes:
This adds a section to our usage guide describing use cases for connection serialization, as well as how to use it.
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Backwards Compatibility: I don't know that we've discussed with it, but backwards compatibility is necessary for customers to safely use this, and I think we also have a integration test for this already.
reordering: I think that PSKs and Resumption should be next to each other, and same with offloading/serialization.