examples(iroh): add --logs and --mode ping features to transfer example
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Description
More improvements to our
transportexample to ease dogfooding:--logsflag (for both provide and fetch) for simple file logging:./logs/transfer-{cmd}-{date}-{endpoint_id}and saves logs withiroh=trace,transfer=traceto alogsfile in that directory.--logs-pathqlogfeature is enabled--mode pingoption forfetchcommand: instead of transferring as much data as possible, this just keeps the connection open until the--durationis expired (default: 10s). This gives much smaller log files (both tracing and qlog) so easier to debug when looking for connection changes only.idnow that easily allows to grep for that connection through both iroh and quinn logsWith both logs and qlog in a single dir it's now really straightforward to share it eg with sendme.
Breaking Changes
Notes & open questions
Should
--logsincludeiroh_quinn=traceby default or not?Change checklist
quic-rpciroh-gossipiroh-blobsdumbpipesendme