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Update v3 #427

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Updating the v3 branch with latest of v2 content.

ifakhrutdinov and others added 9 commits October 27, 2023 18:37
In this commit we mark the current linkage-stack entry
in order to check that later to determine if we're at
the same level as the recovery router, i.e. ESTAEX/FRR.
If we are at the same linkage-stack level, we skip
calling IEALSQRY because the token is always 0.

Signed-off-by: Irek Fakhrutdinov <[email protected]>
BAKR+ESTA is a much slower way to get the key than EPSW.
EPSW should also always work with problem state callers
in spite of what was stated previously.

Signed-off-by: Irek Fakhrutdinov <[email protected]>
This solution should be more convenient to use:
* No need to pass a new flag to all the recoveryPush calls.
* Linkage-stack queries can be disabled globally per recovery context,
which should be safer than making them opt-in for everyone.

Signed-off-by: Irek Fakhrutdinov <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: struga0258 <[email protected]>
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Feature/linkage stack query optimization
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Approved.

@JoeNemo JoeNemo merged commit eb8bd1e into v3.x/staging Feb 21, 2024
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