v0.34.3_hf1

README.md

@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Features and default settings vary by component; configure only the capabilities
 
 - HTTP/3 now explicitly requests **4 MiB effective UDP receive and send buffers** per QUIC listener (configurable as `udp_receive_buffer_bytes` and `udp_send_buffer_bytes` in Settings > HTTP/3). On Linux the kernel can cap them using `net.core.rmem_max` / `net.core.wmem_max`; RustProxy logs the effective values and a warning if the target is not met. Setting either value to `0` leaves the OS default. Changing UDP buffers requires service restart.
 - HTTP/3 Alt-Svc response headers follow saved policy immediately; turning off an already-bound H3 service emits `Alt-Svc: clear`. New QUIC handshakes pick up modified stream/idle limits without socket rebinding. Increasing the connection cap beyond the startup bound or changing the UDP endpoint still requires restart. QUIC bulk-transfer diagnostic snapshots are available at debug log level.
-- The Overview adds an **optional, hidden-by-default 100% horizontal cache-outcome bar** showing recent HIT, MISS, BYPASS and OTHER HTTP requests. Enable it in the dashboard layout editor when needed. This complements the existing lifetime HIT/MISS donut. OTHER denotes HTTP requests that did not produce a cache decision during the sample. The chart does not claim a cache hit-rate for all requests.
+- The Overview has an **optional, hidden-by-default cumulative cache-outcome bar** showing HIT, MISS, BYPASS and OTHER request counts and percentages **since service start**. Enable it in the dashboard layout editor when needed. This complements the existing cumulative HIT/MISS donut and separate recent cache trend chart. OTHER denotes HTTP requests without a cache decision. Percentages use all HTTP requests, unlike the HIT/MISS donut.
 
 ## 0.34.2