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feat: Add comprehensive English comments to client package #73
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This commit introduces a complete overhaul of the comments in the `client` package. The existing code, which lacked detailed documentation, has been annotated with professional, clear, and comprehensive English comments. The primary goal of this change is to improve code readability and maintainability for developers. The new comments adhere to standard Go conventions, explaining the purpose of structs, interfaces, methods, and key logic sections. Key changes include: * **Package and File-level Comments:** Added a high-level overview of the `client` package. * **Struct and Interface Documentation:** Each struct (`clientImpl`, `tcpConn`, `quicAdapter`, etc.) and interface (`Client`, `HyUDPConn`) now has detailed comments explaining its role and the functionality of its methods. * **Method and Function Descriptions:** Every public and key internal function now has a clear description, including explanations of parameters, return values, and any special behavior (e.g., the custom logic for `FakeTCP` in `connect` and `udpIOImpl`). * **Inline Code Explanations:** Complex sections, such as the `quicAdapter`'s custom framing for UDP messages over TCP, are now fully explained with inline comments to demystify the implementation details. This update significantly enhances the package's documentation, making it much easier for new and existing contributors to understand and work with the codebase.
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This commit introduces a complete overhaul of the comments in the
clientpackage. The existing code, which lacked detailed documentation, has been annotated with professional, clear, and comprehensive English comments.The primary goal of this change is to improve code readability and maintainability for developers. The new comments adhere to standard Go conventions, explaining the purpose of structs, interfaces, methods, and key logic sections.
Key changes include:
Package and File-level Comments: Added a high-level overview of the
clientpackage.Struct and Interface Documentation: Each struct (
clientImpl,tcpConn,quicAdapter, etc.) and interface (Client,HyUDPConn) now has detailed comments explaining its role and the functionality of its methods.Method and Function Descriptions: Every public and key internal function now has a clear description, including explanations of parameters, return values, and any special behavior (e.g., the custom logic for
FakeTCPinconnectandudpIOImpl).Inline Code Explanations: Complex sections, such as the
quicAdapter's custom framing for UDP messages over TCP, are now fully explained with inline comments to demystify the implementation details.This update significantly enhances the package's documentation, making it much easier for new and existing contributors to understand and work with the codebase.