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+/*
+Package p2p provides header exchange utilities that enable requesting and serving headers over direct peer-to-peer streams. It primarily provides:
+
+# Components
+
+Exchange Server, Exchange Client and GossipSub Subscriber for header exchange.
+
+  - Exchange Server:
+    The exchange server provides handlers for getting latest or head headers, or getting headers by hash or range.
+    On start, the server it registers a streamHandler on the protocolID ("/${networkID}/header-ex/v0.0.1"), where networkID can be
+    any available network.
+    The server is powered by a header.Store[H] implementation that is used to store and retrieve headers.
+
+  - Exchange Client:
+    The exchange client provides functionality to retrieve latest/head headers, headers by hash or range.
+    On start the client connects to trusted peers (bootstrappers) as well as kicks off tracking and garbage collection routines for peer connections.
+    The getters it defines are several and are used to get headers by height, range, and hash.
+    The exchange client uses bi-directional read-write libp2p streams to request and receive headers from peers.
+    The peers that the client interacts with are tracked by the client's peerTracker, and they are of two types:
+
+    Trusted Peers: These are bootstrapper peers that are trusted by the client and are used to request headers.
+
+    Connected Peers: Peers that were not supplied as TrustedPeers but got connected to the node down the line.
+    The peer manager provides the most available peers to the client's session for requesting headers by using an availability queue
+    with negative sorting. The availability queue is updated by the client's peerTracker on every peer connection/disconnection.
+
+    To learn more about the peer usage, see https://github.com/celestiaorg/go-header/blobl/main/docs/peer-usage-p2p-header.png
+
+  - Subscriber:
+    The subscriber is an abstraction over GossipSub subscriptions that tracks the pubsub object + topic.
+    On start, the subscriber joins the GossipSub topic: "${networkID}/header-ex/v0.0.3" to listen for incoming headers.
+    The subscriber provides methods for adding incomning messages' validators* as well as methods that subscribe to the gossipsub topic.
+    It also defines a broadcast method to publish headers to other subscribers.
+    *) Validators are functions that are used to validate incoming messages before
+    they are processed by the subscriber. They either return reject or accept the incoming message.
+
+For more information, see the documentation for each component.
+
+# Usage	Examples
+
+<details><summary>sss</summary>hshs</details>
+
+Exchange Server Usage:
+To use the exchange server, first create a new instance of the server and start it:
+
+	s, err:= p2p.NewExchangeServer[H](
+		libp2pHost,
+		store,
+		WithNetworkID[ServerParameters](networkID),
+	)
+	err = s.Start()
+	// ...
+	err = s.Stop()
+
+Exchange Client Usage: To use the exchange client, first create a new instance of the client and start it:
+
+	c, err := p2p.NewExchange[H](
+		libp2pHost,
+		trustedPeers,
+		libp2pConnGater,
+		WithChainId(chainID),
+	)
+	err = c.Start()
+
+Then, you can use the various getters to get headers:
+
+	ctx, cancel := context.WithTimeout(context.Background(), 5*time.Second)
+	// Get the best head from trusted peers
+	head, err := c.Head(ctx)
+
+	// Get a header by height
+	header, err := c.GetByHeight(ctx, height)
+
+	// Get a range of headers by height
+	headers, err := c.GetRangeByHeight(ctx, start, end)
+
+	// Get a range of verified headers by height
+	headers, err := c.GetVerifiedRange(ctx, header, amount)
+
+	// Get a header by hash
+	header, err := c.Get(ctx, header.hash)
+
+Subscriber Usage: To use the subscriber, first create a new instance of the subscriber and start it:
+
+	sub := p2p.NewSubscriber[H](
+		pubsub, // pubsub.PubSub from libp2p
+		msdIDFn, // message ID signing function
+		networkID, // network ID
+	)
+	err := sub.Start()
+
+Then, you can add validators and subscribe to headers:
+
+	// Add a validator
+	err := sub.AddValidator(func(ctx context.Context, header H) pubsub.ValidationResult {
+		if msg.ValidatorData != nil {
+			return true
+		}
+		return false
+	})
+
+	// Subscribe to headers
+	subscription, err := sub.Subscribe(ctx)
+
+	// Keep listening for new headers
+
+		go func() {
+			for {
+				select {
+				case <-ctx.Done():
+					subscription.Cancel()
+					return
+				case header := subscription.NextHeader(ctx):
+					// Do something with the header
+				}
+			}
+		}()
+
+	// Broadcast a header
+	err := sub.Broadcast(header)
+*/
+package p2p