sclang implementation of tcposcrouter?

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Currently HyperDisKo depends on https://github.com/bgola/tcposcrouter as an outside dependency which simply distributes OSC messages to all connected clients.
Although sclang has not much network/server resources, sending, receiving and distributing OSC messages is one of sclangs features.

A benefit would be to simply start a HyperDisCo server completely form within sclang - something along

HyperDisKoServer();
// HyperDisKoServer listening on localhost:5555
HyperDisKo("localhost:5555");

Con

• Needs to be implemented (although not too complicated)
• Should this replace the python implementation because supporting two interfaces is always a source of errors. On the other side making sclang run headless on a server can be painful and I am unsure about the security implications on running a sclang interpreter open on the internet (probably a thing one should avoid^^)
• IPv6 is not implemented by sclang (but also not by python-osc) which makes a quick sync session via the internet w/o a server nearly impossible. Probably Python will adapt ipv6 for udp faster than sclang?

Pro

• Makes a setup to share code really easily even when there is no connection to bgo.la (which requires port 5555 which is often blocked on bigger networks)
• No Python runtime necessary

So - is it worth it taking a look onto it?