fix29: удалён legacy, введён Debian 13-only и обновлён rollback
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@@ -290,7 +290,7 @@ The binary should not blindly flush unrelated host firewall rules, Docker NAT ru
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## 11. Anti-torrent firewall guard
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This is a new module, not part of old bash parity. It fits the multi-orchestrator model because the server is dedicated and the binary is allowed to own host/network rules required for the VPN product. The rule must still be scoped narrowly and observable.
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This is part of the AWG2 production contract. It fits the multi-orchestrator model because the server is dedicated and the binary is allowed to own host/network rules required for the VPN product. The rule must still be scoped narrowly and observable.
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Goal: limit concurrent conntrack flows per VPN peer IP. This is not torrent protocol detection. It is a generic connection-count guard that makes high-peer-count P2P workloads unattractive while leaving normal browsing, streaming, gaming and messaging traffic unaffected.
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@@ -456,7 +456,7 @@ Unit tests:
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- `wg show all allowed-ips` parser;
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- `wg show` fallback parser;
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- CIDR filtering;
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- deterministic class assignment with lexicographic bash parity;
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- deterministic class assignment with lexicographic class-id stability contract;
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- nftables ruleset rendering and parsing for the AWG2-owned table;
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- `tc` parser for qdisc/class/filter snapshots;
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- drift diff;
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