feat(iroh): add tracing events for connections#4021
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yay for more people getting use out of the events!
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| fn handle_connection_close(&mut self, conn_id: ConnId, reason: ConnectionError) { |
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could we add the random missing newline in front of this while we're here?
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This adds
iroh::_event::connevents for incoming and outgoing connections. We already have path events, but no connection events, so this makes our event system more complete, and gives good context when readingiroh::_events.