cleanup(netxlite): remove first-order implicit-Netx wrappers #1465
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This diff removes the first-order implicit-Netx wrappers. We define first-order implicit-Netx wrappers the top-level functions that have the same name of netxlite.Netx methods, allocate an empty Netx, and call the corresponding method.
The reason why we're doing this now is that it has been relatively hard to implement #1464 because of the ambiguity between those first-order wrappers and the methods. Getting this wrong means that QA tests would behave in a funny way.
The overall goal here is to refactor
oohelperd
to only depend onnetxlite.Netx
such that we can remove the code duplication between how we instantiateoohelperd.Handler
inoohelperd
and how we instantiate it insidenetemx
.In turn, by doing this, we would ensure we have the same
oohelperd
behavior for QA and production.In turn, with this guarantee, we can write QA tests that ensure we're correctly dealing with 127.0.0.1.
The reference issue is ooni/probe#1517.