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Superseded by #688, which uses a single TCP BPF iterator plus procfs queues/UDP drops and the shared Details/Host diagnostics layout. The replacement remains a draft and explicitly tracks the unfinished cross-platform A–E work. |
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Add Linux socket diagnostics to Details, Host and headless JSON alongside existing fentry/fexit attribution.
Related: #246
Verified: formatting, Clippy, workspace tests, release build, cargo audit, no-eBPF host tests, live IPv4/IPv6 diagnostics and refreshes under Landlock.
Privileged fentry and root UID-drop runtime tests were not exercised because sudo requires a password.