feat: merge socket tracker into redirector #102
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This merges the two bpf programs into one. This has several advantages:
One disadvantage is that we now do more processing in the hot-path of ingress traffic as we track activity on every packet, not just on every TCP accept. Looking at bpftop the ingress path takes ~1700ns and egress (which is unchanged) ~700ns. But the ingress path was already more expensive before this change as it needs to do the disabled check. There might still be room for optimization here.