Upgrade jid to 0.10 and xmpp-parsers to 0.20 #91
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The main change is that jid now stores the JID as a single string, with an offset to the '@' and to the '/', and stringprep is now always applied. This lowers the size of the struct in memory, and makes it much faster to display a JID. In order to also make it fast to run stringprep, there are new NodePart, DomainPart and ResourcePart types which are guaranteed to have been validated/normalized, and thus can be used to construct a JID at the cost of a format!() call. In lib-gst-meet in particular, this removes quite a bunch of clone() calls, but nothing significant. Supersedes avstack#47.
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The main change is that jid now stores the JID as a single string, with an offset to the
'@'and to the'/', and stringprep is now always applied. This lowers the size of the struct in memory, and makes it much faster to display a JID. In order to also make it fast to run stringprep, there are newNodePart,DomainPartandResourceParttypes which are guaranteed to have been validated/normalized, and thus can be used to construct a JID at the cost of aformat!()call.In lib-gst-meet in particular, this removes quite a bunch of
clone()calls, but nothing significant.Supersedes #47.