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HITL - Add cross-process signal to toggle inflow of new connections. #1953

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Motivation and Context

This changeset adds a cross-process signal to allow the main thread to signal whether the networking thread should accept new connections.

In the rearrange_v2 app, connections are only accepted when the application is in the "lobby" state. Note that this state is not yet merged to main.

How Has This Been Tested

Tested on multiplayer HITL app.

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  • I have added tests to cover my changes if required.

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@0mdc 0mdc merged commit b6643fb into main May 14, 2024
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@0mdc 0mdc deleted the 0mdc/toggle_new_connections branch May 14, 2024 22:09
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