torrent.rs's fetch, and scan.rs's spawn_torrent and torrent_one, ran in
no test. A test now makes a swarm on 127.0.0.1: a seeding librqbit
session and a web server that serves the .torrent and answers as its
tracker, naming the seed. A detached torrent then downloads through
ipx's own session into the enclosure's own folder, the row is recorded
done with that folder as its path, the file is byte for byte the seed's,
and the slot is free again. The .torrent is refused from an internal
address by the guarded client unless fetch_internal allows it. A scan
hands a .torrent enclosure to the torrent worker, counted as a torrent
and left 'downloading' while it waits for a slot, and skips it, still
counted, with torrents off.
A test's torrent session joins no public DHT and sends no LAN
multicast (cfg!(test) in Torrents::new); production's is unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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