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EXPERIMENTAL WORK
This PR introduces introspection support to go-libp2p-core.
introspectionpackage encapsulating all introspection abstractions.Introspector: to be satisfied by components that are capable of spelunking the state of the system, and representing in accordance with the introspection schema.IntrospectionEndpoint: interface to be implemented by introspection endpoints. An introspection endpoint makes introspection data accessible to external consumers, over, for example, WebSockets, or TCP, or libp2p itself.host.IntrospectableHostinterface to be implemented by introspectable hosts.introspection/pb.ID() stringmethods innetwork.Connandnetwork.Stream.Openedfield innetwork.Statto track the opening timestamp of connections and streams.Lands #107 #142 #111.