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				|  |  |    curve25519_public_key_t *onion_curve25519_pkey;
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				|  |  |    /** Ed25519 identity key, if included. */
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				|  |  |    ed25519_public_key_t *ed25519_identity_pkey;
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				|  |  | -  /** As routerinfo_t.ipv6_add */
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				|  |  | +  /** As routerinfo_t.ipv6_addr */
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				|  |  |    tor_addr_t ipv6_addr;
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				|  |  |    /** As routerinfo_t.ipv6_orport */
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				|  |  |    uint16_t ipv6_orport;
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				|  | @@ -2351,7 +2351,7 @@ typedef struct microdesc_t {
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				|  |  |   * Specifically, a node_t is a Tor router as we are using it: a router that
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				|  |  |   * we are considering for circuits, connections, and so on.  A node_t is a
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				|  |  |   * thin wrapper around the routerstatus, routerinfo, and microdesc for a
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				|  |  | - * single wrapper, and provides a consistent interface for all of them.
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				|  |  | + * single router, and provides a consistent interface for all of them.
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				|  |  |   *
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				|  |  |   * Also, a node_t has mutable state.  While a routerinfo, a routerstatus,
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				|  |  |   * and a microdesc have[*] only the information read from a router
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