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RFC 1928 defines the UDP ASSOCIATE address and port as the client's expected UDP source endpoint. When that endpoint is not known yet, both fields must be zero. Sending the final destination is unexpected. Use 0.0.0.0:0 for UDP ASSOCIATE while preserving the request destination for subsequent UDP packets and leaving TCP CONNECT unchanged. Use Codex to add handshake regression coverage for IPv4, IPv6, and domain targets, including relay reply parsing and preservation of the original request.
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RFC 1928 defines the UDP ASSOCIATE address and port as the client's expected UDP source endpoint. When that endpoint is not known yet, both fields must be zero. Sending the final destination is unexpected. Use 0.0.0.0:0 for UDP ASSOCIATE while preserving the request destination for subsequent UDP packets and leaving TCP CONNECT unchanged.
Use Codex to add handshake regression coverage for IPv4, IPv6, and domain targets, including relay reply parsing and preservation of the original request.
Fixes #3842