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/**
 * @module node-opcua-transport/browser
 *
 * Browser-safe subset of `node-opcua-transport`. Selected automatically by
 * bundlers (esbuild, webpack, vite, rollup) via the `"browser"` condition in
 * this package's `exports` map.
 *
 * Excludes Node-only modules whose top-level `import "node:net" | "node:os"`
 * statements would otherwise crash a `platform: "browser"` bundle even though
 * the runtime never reaches them:
 *   - `client_tcp_transport`        — opens a `net.Socket`
 *   - `default_client_transport_factory` — instantiates `ClientTCP_transport`
 *   - `server_tcp_transport`        — Node-side server endpoint
 *
 * Browser-side OPC UA transports (e.g. `ClientWS_transport` from
 * `node-opcua-client-browser`) extend `ClientTransportBase` from this entry,
 * implement their own `connect()`, and inherit the inherited HEL/ACK,
 * packet-assembly, and lifecycle machinery.
 *
 * ## Bundler configuration required
 *
 * Several files still re-exported here import `node:events` (e.g.
 * `tcp_transport.ts`, `message_builder_base.ts`). Browser bundlers do not
 * auto-polyfill `node:`-prefixed built-ins; consumers must alias them to
 * polyfill packages. Example (esbuild):
 *
 *   alias: {
 *     "node:events": "events",
 *     "node:util":   "util",
 *     "node:buffer": "buffer"
 *   }
 *
 * Transitively, `node-opcua-debug` and `node-opcua-utils` also need these
 * aliases. We deliberately do not declare the polyfills as dependencies of
 * the transport package — Node consumers would pay the install cost for no
 * benefit, and Node would prefer the npm port over its own built-in.
 */
export * from "./AcknowledgeMessage";
export * from "./client_transport_base";
export * from "./HelloMessage";
export * from "./i_client_transport";
export * from "./i_hello_ack_limits";
export * from "./message_builder_base";
export * from "./status_codes";
export * from "./TCPErrorMessage";
export * from "./tcp_transport";
export * from "./tools";
export * from "./utils";