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Micah Elizabeth Scott
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This is trying to be an AIMD event-driven algorithm, but we ended up with two different add paths with diverging behavior. This fix makes the AIMD events more explicit, and it fixes an earlier behavior where the effort could be decreased (by the add/recalculate branch) even when the pqueue was not emptying at all. With this patch we shouldn't drop down to an effort of zero as long as even low-effort attacks are flooding the pqueue. Signed-off-by: Micah Elizabeth Scott <beth@torproject.org>
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