refactor: remove relay processing section - #9
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The section contained only generic MOQT cache policy statements and a m2tsRandomAccess-conditioned retention rule. Relays have no mechanism to read catalog fields, making the retention rule incorrect. The remaining text was implied by MOQT being payload-agnostic and added no m2ts-specific normative content. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
MOQT relays forward and cache Objects based on MOQT-layer metadata: namespace, track, Group ID, Object ID, and delivery metadata. They have no mechanism to read MSF catalog fields, which are application-layer information exchanged between publishers and subscribers outside the relay's scope.
The removed section conditioned relay cache behavior on
m2tsRandomAccess, an MSF catalog field. Because a relay cannot read catalog fields, this guidance was unenforceable and incorrect. The remaining text — that relays are not required to parse MPEG-2 Transport Stream syntax and may discard Groups per MOQT cache policy — is already implied by MOQT being payload-agnostic and adds no m2ts-specific normative content.Relay behavior for m2ts tracks is fully governed by the base MOQT specification; no m2ts-specific relay section is needed.