Public Run(ctx, cfg) <-chan Result streams diagnostic events for the seven
tests (tcp, greet, auth?, connect, udp, stun, api) wired through the
SOCKS5 primitives, STUN codec, retry classification and RU hints.
- Per-test attempt loop with running/passed/failed events, transient-only
retries (per-attempt timeout treated as transient, parent ctx cancel as
permanent), context-aware backoff sleep.
- Connection lifecycle: tcpConn shared across greet/auth/connect (closed
and redialed on retry); separate udpConn2 control channel for UDP
ASSOCIATE kept alive for the duration of the stun test.
- STUN-via-SOCKS5: builds 10-byte SOCKS5 UDP header + STUN binding
request, decodes reply with ATYP-aware header strip (1/3/4).
- runAPI plugs SOCKS5 dial into http.Transport.DialContext; passes on
HTTP 200 OR 401.
- Skip semantics: dependency-failed tests emit single skipped result;
cancellation latches and propagates as cancelled-failed (current) +
cancelled-skipped (remaining).
- Defaults applied to a copy of cfg; UseAuth=false suppresses any "auth"
result entirely.
Tests: 10 TestRun_* covering happy/auth-rejected/all-rejected/
connect-refused/udp-unsupported/timeout-then-ok/cancelled-mid-flight/
defaults plus extractRawHex unit. Fake SOCKS5 proxy + UDP relay echoing
synthetic STUN binding success responses; httptest stub for API splice.
Combined coverage 84.3% (>=80% target). go test -race clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Adds:
- retry.go: classifyError() splits errors into Permanent vs Transient
(used to gate auto-retry); isContextErr() detects ctx cancellation
through wrapping (OpError, errors.Join).
- hints.go: hintFor(testID, err) returns short Russian explanation per
failure step, with dedicated branches for SOCKS5 sentinels, every
documented REP code (0x01..0x08), STUN sentinels, timeouts, and a
friendly-name fallback.
Coverage: retry.go 100%, hints.go 100%; package total 94.2%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Hand-rolled RFC 5389 binding-request encoder + binding-success-response
parser. Just enough to extract XOR-MAPPED-ADDRESS from a server's reply
after socks5UDPAssociate returns a relay endpoint. Avoids pulling in
pion/stun for ~80 LOC of encoding/binary work.
Provides NewTransactionID, EncodeBindingRequest, ParseBindingResponse and
six sentinel errors (ErrSTUN*) so HintFor (T11) can match specific
failure modes. Full TLV attribute walking with bounds checks; supports
both IPv4 and IPv6 XOR-MAPPED-ADDRESS values.
Tests cover encoder layout, IPv4/IPv6 happy paths, attribute walking
past unknown attributes, all error paths, sentinel uniqueness, and a
real loopback round-trip via net.ListenPacket. 90.0% combined coverage
(socks5+stun); stun.go funcs all >= 87%.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
socks5Greeting/Auth/Connect/UDPAssociate per docs/superpowers/specs/
2026-05-01-checker-design.md. RFC 1928 + RFC 1929 wire bytes, raw
reply bytes returned on every error path for RawHex display, ctx
deadline applied via SetDeadline, ctx.Err() joined into error chain
on cancellation. Sentinel errors and ErrSocks5Reply{Code} for code
matching via errors.Is.
Tests: 22 subtests with fake net.Listen server, table-driven per
primitive (happy paths, REP codes, short reads, bad version,
oversize input rejection without I/O, ctx-cancel mid-read).
go test -race -cover passes at 89.0%, go vet clean.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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