Module slots 

worker-local slots for packet-loop identities

slots solve the mismatch between stable transport ids and packet-loop work

room commands, diagnostics and teardown
  use stable public keys such as TransportSessionKey or TransportMediaId
  those keys are meaningful outside one media worker

packet-loop queues, timeout heaps and route destinations
  use tiny copy handles
  those handles are only meaningful inside the store that created them

the worker must accept that some work is already queued when a session, media entry or consumer route is removed a bare index would let that delayed work reach a replacement occupant after the index is recycled SlotHandle prevents that by pairing the index with the generation that was current when the handle was created removal advances the generation before reuse, so stale dirty-session marks, timeout heap entries and route destinations become ordinary no-ops instead of touching new state

the tag parameter is part of the contract it keeps session handles, media handles and consumer stream handles in separate type namespaces even though every handle is represented by the same compact index plus generation pair

Structs

ConsumerStreamSlot 🔒

handle namespace for downstream RTP rewrite state

KeyedSlot 🔒

KeyedSlotStore 🔒

public-key index backed by generation slots

MediaSlot 🔒

handle namespace for registered media entries

SessionSlot 🔒

handle namespace for live RtcSessionState entries

SlotEntry 🔒

SlotHandle 🔒

copy identity for one reusable worker-local slot

SlotStore 🔒

dense reusable storage for one worker-local identity class

Functions

next_generation 🔒

Type Aliases

ConsumerStreamHandle 🔒

generation-checked handle stored on route destinations for local RTP rewrite state

MediaStore 🔒

media table keyed by the stable transport media id exposed outside the worker

SessionHandle 🔒

generation-checked session handle used by packet-loop scheduler queues

SessionStore 🔒

session table keyed by the public session identity at the worker boundary