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218 and serialized QUIC packet in bytes in some given context. Typically
246 are using while serializing a given packet. May often be 0. Used to meet
410 frames. It is therefore trivially given the highest priority.
454 corresponding `STREAM` frames for a given stream ID.
456 - `RESET_STREAM`, `STOP_SENDING`: These terminate a given stream ID and thus are
462 management and are not particularly large, therefore they are given a high
466 are small and are given a high priority.
480 frames are important to connection maintenance and thus are given a priority
486 to be transmitted. Thus `ACK` frames are given a fairly high priority;
665 For the Initial EL, we attach a token if we have been given one.
686 limits how much data can be in flight at any given time, which may cause a lower
687 limit to be imposed on a given packet.