glm-5.3-flash 7c6bc65618 docs: POC #1 (channels-native CONNECT) + POC #4 (fs5 wasm fork) findings
- POC #1 passed (alksocks-connect-poc, 8 tests + curl front-door
  example): BiStream-as-T genericity, register_openable_with_
  establisher fit, pump_bidi data plane, typed session refusal,
  RFC reply-code dial-refusal mapping, vanilla-client front door.
  Structural resolution: the dial belongs at the command-read
  interception point (target is unknowable at open time); the
  establisher is the session gate. OQ-SK-01/02 shapes resolved
  empirically.
- POC #4 passed (fs5-wasm-poc, kept at /workspace/alksocks-fs5-wasm-poc):
  the fork is genuinely minimal — ~120 lines of #[cfg] insertions
  gate kernel-net behind a default-on 'net' feature; the wasm-clean
  subset compiles for wasm32-unknown-unknown (--no-default-features)
  and still completes a full RFC 1928 CONNECT conversation. OQ-SK-04
  reduces to the adapter-story question.
- Corrected the run_udp_proxy_custom prior-art claim: it binds a
  kernel socket unconditionally (relay closure + reply IP only);
  the channels path drives the typestate directly. Fileable ask.
- Findings: docs/research/poc-connect-wasm-findings.md
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