cameri/nostream nostream@3.11.0

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Minor Changes

• #1030 9b585db Thanks @Ferryx349! - feat(peering): authenticate peer relays with NIP-42 using the relay keypair

  Adds the peering identity layer: a configured peering.peers trust list keyed
  by relay pubkey (hex or npub), outbound NIP-42 AUTH signed with the relay's own
  keypair, and inbound recognition of a verified peer pubkey on the connection
  state. Peer status is tied to the NIP-42 session, so it expires or clears with
  the socket; a valid AUTH from an unconfigured pubkey stays an ordinary client.

  peering.peers[].relayUrl is the outbound address only — identity is always the
  verified pubkey, never the URL. Relay key storage and the AUTH exchange are
  documented in docs/PEERING.md, and the new fields are validated with the rest
  of the settings document.

Patch Changes

• #1024 eb304b8 Thanks @chappie-daemon! - fix(deps): bump knex to 3.2.9 for the search_path SQL injection (AIKIDO-2026-10469)

  knex 0.0.1–3.2.8 interpolates values passed to searchPath for the Postgres
  dialect into generated SQL without validating or escaping them, so a value an
  attacker can influence becomes an injected identifier. 3.2.9 escapes the double
  quotes (#6411); this repository declares knex 2.4.2 on both the default branch
  and rewrite/main.

  nostream never sets searchPath — grep -rn "search_path" src/ finds nothing —
  so the reachable path is not exercised today, and the bump is taken to remove a
  vulnerable dependency from the image, not to close a reachable hole.

  knex 3.0.0 drops Node < 16, which the repo already requires (>=24.14.1), and 3.2.0
  tightens RawBinding. The one compile error that surfaced,
  src/scripts/benchmark-queries.ts passing bindings as readonly unknown[] to
  db.raw(), is fixed by dropping the assertion: toSQL().bindings is already the
  accepted type. The emitted JavaScript is byte-identical with and without the
  assertion.