test(iroh-relay, netcheck): move tests to use local relays#2935
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👍 from my PoV a great change, less flakey and faster tests!
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Description
Removes
netcheck's dependency on staging relays, using locally served ones instead. This is necessary to move netcheck out without needing to find an appropriate place for the staging values to prevent circular dependeciesBreaking Changes
RelayMapnow can be created with an iterator ofArcs directly.Notes & open questions
iroh-relay/src/server/testing.rswas added by mistake in the split pr, so the deletions are not really picked by rust and all new code should be considered.. well, new.Change checklist
Documentation updates following the style guide, if relevant.Tests if relevant.All breaking changes documented.