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RFC6120 says we MUST NOT set a to address for such stanzas.
From section 8.1.1.1.:
2. A stanza sent from a client to a server for direct processing by
the server (e.g., roster processing as described in [XMPP-IM] or
presence sent to the server for broadcasting to other entities)
MUST NOT possess a 'to' attribute.
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Closes #502.
Co-authored-by: Jonah BrĂ¼chert <jbb@kaidan.im>
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Part of #501.
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Unhandled messages from the message pipeline are passed to the
messageReceived() signal of the QXmppClient.
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Explicitly adds contructor and destructor, so we can later implement
other features (like adding a d-ptr) without affecting binary
compatibility.
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Doxygen doesn't understand that the Manager alias here and in the OMEMO
manager are different and so generated a lot of warnings.
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It's now also possible to see which messages were carbon forwarded when
using the CarbonManagerV2.
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The new manager automatically enabled carbons and the user doesn't need
to do anything. Messages are injected into the message pipeline of the
client instead of using a signal. This makes it possible to decrypt the
messages in the next step or do any other possible post-processing on
the message.
Adapting the old manager was not possible because that would mean major
behaviour change that could potentially lead to clients processing
message twice.
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