This allows us to pivot Certificate fragmentation setting and maintain backcompat with the older broken version.
It probably deviates us from some spec on setting up sessions, but from a pure DTLS perspective, the session bytes can be safely ignored. Since Hazel defines the underlying "connection protocol" and DTLS provides a "secured connection", this seems like an acceptable deviation.
This allows us to pivot Certificate fragmentation setting and maintain backcompat with the older broken version.
It probably deviates us from some spec on setting up sessions, but from a pure DTLS perspective, the session bytes can be safely ignored. Since Hazel defines the underlying "connection protocol" and DTLS provides a "secured connection", this seems like an acceptable deviation.