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Quest edits from the 2026-11-07 /quest-unblock.

• Browser send estimate, decided: Safari publishers and the WebSocket fallback wait for WebKit's estimatedSendRate. There is no lite-07 receiver report and no local drain estimator. quest/m2/probe/browser-send-estimate.md records the decision and drops its maintainer Waiting item. The Chrome 159 wait stays: stable Chrome is 157. Review then scoped the WebSocket fallback out of the Goal. That includes Safari, which js/net routes to the fallback until Safari WebTransport lifts its gate, so the WebKit estimate check moved into that quest.

• New m1 quest, quest/m1/websocket-stream-datagrams.md (follow-up of moq-dev/moq#8054, planned through /quest-plan): on Chromium's native WebSocketStream, QMux over WebSocket sheds a datagram only on a real send backlog, proven in headless Chromium, with qmux fixed if it sheds. 8054 fixed the same one-chunk backpressure in the ponyfill only.

Decisions

Browser send estimate (Safari and WebSocket publishers before WebKit reports one):

• ✅ (a) Wait for WebKit
• (b) lite-07 receiver report
• (c) Local drain estimate

Native WebSocketStream follow-up:

• ✅ Plan it, goal as stated
• Plan it, different goal
• Drop it

Its milestone:

• ✅ m1
• m0
• m4

Checked, still waiting

Every other wait was checked and still holds. The draft PRs' cleared waits went to /quest-iterate sub-agents instead of this PR: moq-dev/moq#8013 (moq-vaapi 0.2.0 published), moq-dev/moq#8092 (moq-dev/moq#8072 landed), and moq-dev/moq#7978 (agent reruns).

Public API: none. Wire: none.

Review

Codex (quest review --base origin/main), gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort, session 01a1b377-4ec2-7173-a145-3c45ff5ee705, round 2 on d128e8f5a5: no findings. Round 1 on 9dfc6b6 also had none. CodeRabbit's WebSocket-scope finding was fixed in cdd5cda, and pullfrog's Safari-gate finding in d128e8f. The head d5a24ea8e9 only rewords one Plan line to name /quest-plan, for pullfrog's finding; review skipped as too trivial to need one.

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Reviewed head dddf35560d42e017999043b81093cfc5185e8a1e against base e4b1aa0eeb23920ba7af588aed1e6c245b8d0952.

No actionable findings. The quest records the maintainer's choice to wait rather than add another estimator, removes only the settled decision from Waiting, and retains the Chrome/WebKit availability checks. Its explicit WebSocket limitation agrees with the current transport and allocator behavior; the change does not add API or wire work.

Direction: retain this narrow decision-only update, with actual browser support and shaped-link adaptation still to be verified when the waits clear.

Verification: GitHub source review only, including the full quest, its parent epic, and the send-estimate/allocator and QMux paths. I did not run quest context, quest check, browser tests, or a shaped-link experiment, and did not independently verify current browser release schedules. Check was still in progress and Queue skipped when inspected. Rechecked open/non-draft status, full head/base, and reviews immediately before posting.

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Walkthrough

The m1 quest list adds a plan to test QMux datagram delivery over Chromium’s native WebSocketStream. The plan proposes a QMux fix if testing confirms datagram loss during an in-flight write. The browser send-estimate plan records a decision to wait for WebKit before estimating rates for Safari publishers or the WebSocket fallback. A separate Safari WebTransport plan adds a check of Safari’s reported send-rate estimate.

Merge Risk: Low · up to d5a24

This PR changes quest documentation only, with no code or wire changes. One planning note about exercising datagram admission during an in-flight write is still open and can be handled when the quest is implemented.

Pre-merge checks: 4

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check		The title broadly describes the quest-unblocking decisions recorded in the changes.
Linked Issues check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Out of Scope Changes check		Check skipped because no linked issues were found for this pull request.
Description check		The description covers the send-estimate decision, the Safari WebTransport check, and the new WebSocketStream datagram quest.

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Review comments at @quest/m2/probe/browser-send-estimate.md:
- Line 35: Clarify the completion scope in the WebSocket fallback discussion:
state whether fallback publishers are excluded from the browser-publisher goal
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✅ No new issues found.

Reviewed changes

• Maintainer decision recorded: quest/m2/probe/browser-send-estimate.md now records the 2026-11-07 /quest-unblock answer as "wait for WebKit", with the lite-07 receiver report and local drain estimator kept as rejected alternatives plus the rationale.
• Wait cleaned up: the maintainer ## Waiting item is removed, while the Chrome 159 and WebKit waits stay.
• Plan reconciled: the WebSocket-fallback bullet points at the decision, and the Public API:/Wire: line drops the now-resolved "unless the decision picks a receiver report" caveat.

The edit follows the quest-unblock convention (Decided <date> (maintainer, /quest-unblock): ... in the Plan, wait item removed) and matches the wording of the existing 2026-11-06 decision block in the same file. No code, wire, or public API surface, and Check (including quest check) is green on dddf355.

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No new actionable findings. The Goal now explicitly excludes WebSocket fallback adaptation, and the rationale correctly distinguishes waiting for Safari's WebTransport estimate from the separate controller a WebSocket transport would need. This addresses the completion-scope ambiguity identified in the other review. QMux's getStats still returns only an empty datagrams object, and canEstimate requires WebTransport, so the revised scope agrees with the code.

Direction: keep this narrow clarification and the existing Chrome/WebKit validation waits; no additional estimator or protocol work is needed in this decision-only PR.

Verification: GitHub-only static delta review, full quest and parent plan, and relevant transport-stats/QMux paths. No commands, tests, browser runs, or shaped-link experiments were executed; current browser release schedules and the author's quest check were not independently verified. Check was in progress and Queue skipped when inspected.

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ℹ️ No critical issues — one minor quest-tree suggestion inline.

Reviewed changes

Re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (dddf355) on cdd5cda.

• Fallback scoped out of the Goal: a new sentence records that WebSocket-fallback publishers keep holding their rate, pointing at the decision below.
• Plan reconciled: the fallback bullet now cites the decision by position rather than saying it "covers" it.
• Reason split by case: Chrome/Firefox need nothing, Safari waits on WebKit to avoid a redundant app-layer controller, and the fallback would need (b) or (c) as its only source, deferred until fallback adaptation earns its own quest.

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ℹ️ No critical issues — one minor provenance note inline.

Reviewed changes

Re-reviewed the delta since the prior pullfrog review (cdd5cda) at 9dfc6b6.

• New m1 quest planned: quest/m1/websocket-stream-datagrams.md records the follow-up of #8054, with the ponyfill's one-chunk backpressure as the premise, a measure-first headless-Chromium test, and a qmux fix only if the native writable sheds.
• m1 index updated: quest/m1/README.md lists the new quest, and quest check passes on this head (603 documents).

The premise checks out against the tree: WritableStreamSink.wantsMore() drops on desiredSize === 0 (js/qmux/src/scheduler.ts:51), 8054's ponyfill fix is the size callback that only counts a chunk once bufferedAmount passes the 64 KiB mark, and js/qmux/src/web-socket-stream.ts:309 still prefers a native WebSocketStream when one exists.

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Nitpick comments: 1

quest/m1/websocket-stream-datagrams.md: 1

33-36: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Quick win

Exercise datagram admission during the native write.

Back-to-back datagrams can enter the scheduler before its writer calls sink.write. Both can then arrive even if desiredSize becomes zero during the write.

If the native writable reports zero during an idle write, enqueue another datagram while that write is in flight and assert that it arrives.

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Review comment at @quest/m1/websocket-stream-datagrams.md around lines 33 - 36:
Update the native WebSocketStream QMux test described in the datagram-tracks
context to exercise datagram admission during an in-flight write: establish that
desiredSize reaches zero while the write is idle, enqueue another datagram
before the write completes, and assert that the datagram arrives. Preserve the
existing headless Chromium setup and distinguish this case from back-to-back
datagrams queued before sink.write.

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Review comments at @quest/m1/websocket-stream-datagrams.md:
- Around line 33-36: Update the native WebSocketStream QMux test described in
the datagram-tracks context to exercise datagram admission during an in-flight
write: establish that desiredSize reaches zero while the write is idle, enqueue
another datagram before the write completes, and assert that the datagram
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No new actionable findings. The new native-WebSocketStream quest correctly separates an unmeasured browser hypothesis from the ponyfill fix in #8054: native selection preserves the platform writable, and the scheduler probes its desiredSize before admitting datagrams. Measuring the actual QMux path before changing it is the right direction, rather than adding a speculative buffering workaround. The latest Safari scope correction also matches the unconditional WebKit/iOS transport gate and moves estimate verification to the quest that owns lifting that gate.

Direction: retain the narrow, measure-first follow-up and the explicit Safari ownership split. This planning PR neither proves native Chromium delivery nor implements the follow-up fix.

Verification: GitHub-only static review of the full changed quest documents, base review guidance, relevant QMux adapter/scheduler/session code and tests, #8054's ponyfill/test changes, browser gate, and discussion. No local commands, quest context/check, tests, browser runs, or shaped-link experiments were executed; browser-release claims and author-reported checks were not independently verified. Rechecked open/non-draft state, full head/base, and reviews/comments immediately before submission.

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✅ No new issues found in this delta.

Reviewed changes

Re-reviewed the delta at d128e8f5a since 9dfc6b6.

• Safari scoped to its gate quest: the browser-send-estimate Goal now promises an estimate for shipping Chrome and Firefox only, and records that every WebKit browser stays on the WebSocket fallback until Safari WebTransport lifts the gate.
• WebKit wait relocated: browser-send-estimate now waits only on Chrome 159, and safari-webtransport carries the estimatedSendRate check alongside its gate flip.

quest check passes on this head (603 documents). The Safari/fallback thread is addressed and resolved; the minor provenance note posted on the previous head remains open.

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