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- `TCPGROWRTT=<ms>` in an interface file sets the handshake round trip
(1 to 65,535 ms) at or above which a TCP receive window on that interface
grows to its maximum. Unset, every device keeps 10 ms. The key adds 100
bytes, bringing the resident `bsdsocket.library` image to 365,416 bytes;
bytes, bringing the resident `bsdsocket.library` image to 365,408 bytes;
its budget is 366,000 bytes.
- TCP ACK batching can be set per interface with `TCPACKMAX`. WiFiPi defaults
to an 11,680-byte ceiling when the setting is absent; other devices retain
the 50,176-byte port default. This changes ACK cadence, not the unresolved
cause of missing outbound frames (#89). The per-interface policy brings the
resident `bsdsocket.library` image to 365,316 bytes; its budget is
resident `bsdsocket.library` image to 365,308 bytes; its budget is
366,000 bytes.

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