Add TCPCLv4 message definitions and tcp_reassemble interface - #5076
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Is it preferred that all public classes use a globally-unique prefix for user experience consistency?
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If possible yeah, it allows to avoid conflicts. It's up to you to use TCPCL_Contact or TCPCLContact, or some other method :)
It also helps when auto-completing
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Description
This is a port of earlier TCPCL packet definitions from dtn-demo-agent with more modern scapy-friendly patterns of dispatchers and with a
tcp_reassemble()interface.This is an alternative to part of #4824 with some simplified structures.
Test capture files are included for demonstration.