QUIC: use last client dcid to receive initial packets. Previously, original dcid was used to receive initial client packets in case server initial response was lost. However, last dcid should be used instead. These two are the same unless retry is used. In case of retry, client resends initial packet with a new dcid, that is different from the original dcid. If server response is lost, the client resends this packet again with the same dcid. This is shown in RFC 9000, 7.3. Authenticating Connection IDs, Figure 8. The issue manifested itself with creating multiple server sessions in response to each post-retry client initial packet, if server response is lost.

make -f misc/GNUmakefile release

the required tools:
*) xsltproc to build CHANGES,
*) xslscript.pl ( http://hg.nginx.org/xslscript ) to build XSLTs
   from XSLScript sources.


make -f misc/GNUmakefile icons

the required tool:
*) netpbm to create Win32 icons from xpm sources.