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Handle range wrap-around when checking for allocations #3708
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Fixes #3693
Ring
wraps around at zero butSpace
doesn't know about this, so we have to normalise ranges coming out ofRing
. In turn we may need to split one range into two, across the end of theRing
.The unit tests passed because they are calling
distance
inside the Ring package, which understands the wrap-around. We may want to make them more realistic, maybe move up toipam
package.Also log the event when we do accept another peer's token, since that should be a rare event, and it's important if we've made a mistake.