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Add Proxy-Wasm spec links and mention performance benefits
Add links to TCP stream and HTTP stream contexts in the Proxy-Wasm
spec, and clarify that operating at the TCP level is useful for
performance and protocol-agnostic routing decisions.
Signed-off-by: Christof Gerber <christof.gerber1@gmail.com>
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Proxy-Wasm TCP filter that dynamically routes connections to different upstream clusters based on the source IP address.
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This example operates at the TCP stream context (L4) rather than the HTTP application layer, making it useful for use cases where application-layer processing should be avoided while still enabling intelligent routing decisions.
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This example operates at the [TCP stream context](https://github.com/proxy-wasm/spec/tree/main/abi-versions/v0.2.1#tcp-streams) (L4) rather than the [HTTP application layer](https://github.com/proxy-wasm/spec/tree/main/abi-versions/v0.2.1#http-streams), making it useful for use cases where application-layer processing should be avoided for performance or protocol-agnostic routing decisions.
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This example is inspired by the [wasmerang](https://github.com/SiiiTschiii/wasmerang) project, which demonstrates advanced TCP routing patterns in Envoy/Istio/K8s using WASM filters.
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