@@ -89,16 +89,16 @@ impl Pmtud {
8989
9090 self . restart_pmtud ( ) ;
9191
92- // Record the failed probe again after restarting PMTUD
93- // to ensure the next probe size is reduced (binary search down)
92+ // Record the failed probe again after restarting PMTUD to
93+ // ensure the next probe size is reduced (binary search down)
9494 // instead of resetting to the maximum MTU.
9595 //
96- // NOTE: `failed_probe()` internally calls `update_probe_size()`,
97- // so this is an intentional and bounded recursive call. After
98- // `restart_pmtud()` the state is reset, and re-recording the
99- // failed probe brings the PMTUD state back into a consistent
100- // configuration for the next probe without causing unbounded
101- // recursion.
96+ // NOTE: `failed_probe()` internally calls
97+ // `update_probe_size()`, so this is an intentional and
98+ // bounded recursive call. After `restart_pmtud()` the state
99+ // is reset, and re-recording the failed probe brings the
100+ // PMTUD state back into a consistent configuration for the
101+ // next probe without causing unbounded recursion.
102102 self . failed_probe ( failed_probe_size) ;
103103
104104 return ;
@@ -398,7 +398,7 @@ mod tests {
398398 // The largest successful probe should be reset after restarting PMTUD
399399 assert_eq ! ( pmtud. largest_successful_probe_size, None ) ;
400400
401- // The smallest failed probe should be recorded again after restarting PMTUD
401+ // The smallest failed probe should be recorded again
402402 assert_eq ! ( pmtud. smallest_failed_probe_size, Some ( 1300 ) ) ;
403403
404404 // Run the PMTUD test runner to verify handling of inconsistent results
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