node:quic: remove unsafe from the endpoint, session, stream and TLS code

[Jarred-Sumner]

What

Same programme as #40055 … #40214, applied to node:quic: src/runtime/node/quic/endpoint.rs 86 → 0, session.rs 46 → 0, stream.rs 24 → 0, tls.rs 35 → 0 (ffi.rs deleted). The unsafe moves into typed layers:

• bun_lsquic_sys (rewritten as the typed layer): lsquic_engine/conn/stream are opaque_ffi! types with safe fn externs; Conn/Stream are Copy handles; Engine<E: NqEndpoint> holds a RefPtr<E> (Drop = lsquic_engine_destroy then release); NqEndpoint/NqSession/NqStream traits + NqVtable<E>::new() — a const table of monomorphised thunks; conn/stream contexts are RefPtrs leaked in on_new_conn/on_new_stream/connect and released in on_conn_closed/on_stream_close (or take_ctx); each thunk holds a ScopedRef across the callback. A process-wide OnceLock<[TypeId; 3]> records the installed endpoint/session/stream types so Conn::ctx::<S>()/Stream::take_ctx::<St>() return None on a mismatched type parameter instead of trusting the caller (one load + compare; a second endpoint type asserts). HandshakeConn is the restricted view TLS callbacks get (it may be a mini-conn); OutSpecs/SockAddr typed views; NqDriver<T> (loop-linked driver node holding a RefPtr<T>, Drop unregisters).
• C shim (node_quic_shim.c): vtable no longer carries owner; the global us_nq_vt is installed by CAS; driver nodes carry process/drain fn pointers; loop_data.nq_cursor so unregistering a node mid-walk can't leave a dangling successor (pre-existing latent UAF).
• bun_boringssl_sys::ctx: OwnedSslCtx::new_tls + Deref<SSL_CTX> and typed setters (set_proto_version_range, set1_groups_list, use_certificate, add0_chain_cert(OwnedX509), use_private_key, cert_store, set_keylog_callback::<H>, set_alpn_protos, set_alpn_select_from(prefs) with prefs owned by an ex_data slot, set1_verify_host, …), X509_STORE::{add_cert, add_crl, set_flags}, MemBio PEM readers, OwnedX509/EvpPkey/X509Crl/X509Stack, SSL::{early_data_*, alpn_selected, verify_result, group_id, certificate, peer_certificate}; the X509 validation-error-code table moves to Rust (matches ncrypto), removing Bun__X509__validationErrorCode.
• bun_uws_sys::udp: UdpHandler + owning UdpSocket<U> (holds a ref on U; handles uSockets-initiated close, which previously left QuicEndpoint.socket dangling); bun_jsc: aliased_struct! / AliasedStruct<T> (Arc-backed, integer-Cell fields, exposed to JS as a pinned non-detachable ArrayBuffer) for handle.state/stats.

JS-visible deltas: handle.state/handle.stats buffers are now non-transferable (pinned); server ALPN setup can report OOM. Pre-existing issues fixed in passing: driver-list walk successor UAF (cursor), dangling UDP socket after poll-error close.

Testing

Debug+ASAN: test/js/node/quic/* 17/17; test/js/node/test/parallel/test-quic-* 232/235 (the same 3 fail on main: two need node:stream/iter, one initial-RTT assertion); serve-http3 + fetch-http3-{client,cold-post,adversarial,syscall-fault} 140/140. Hand-driven: echo server+client, connect to a closed port, endpoint closed with live sessions/streams, listening endpoint GC, 200 sequential sessions + GC (wrapper counts identical to main; native counter 399/400 sessions+streams and the endpoint freed), Worker endpoint terminated mid-session — exit 0, outputs identical to main, no ASAN reports. clippy clean; rust-check-all windows-msvc + apple-darwin pass.

[claude]

I reviewed this PR and the automated bug-hunting pass found no issues. Given the scope — a full rewrite of the node:quic FFI/ownership model plus new cross-cutting abstractions in bun_lsquic_sys, bun_boringssl_sys::ctx, bun_uws_sys::udp, and bun_jsc::AliasedStruct — a human review is still warranted.

What was reviewed:

• The RefPtr lifecycle for conn/stream contexts (leak in on_new_conn/connect/on_new_stream, release in on_conn_closed/on_stream_close/take_ctx) — refs balance on every path I traced, including the connect failure branch and early teardown.
• The nq_cursor fix for the driver-list walk and the nested-walk case (inner walk nulls the cursor, ending the outer one early).
• set_alpn_select_from's ex_data slot ownership (previous value freed, new value freed by free_func on ctx destroy) and the add0_chain_cert ownership handoff.
• The AliasedStruct Arc-backed buffer + pin, and the new validation_error_code table against ncrypto's X509Pointer::ErrorCode.

Extended reasoning...

Overview

This PR removes all unsafe from src/runtime/node/quic/{endpoint,session,stream,tls}.rs (191 blocks total) by pushing every raw-pointer operation into typed FFI layers. It rewrites bun_lsquic_sys (~1000 net-new lines) around NqEndpoint/NqSession/NqStream traits with a const monomorphised vtable, changes the C shim to a process-global vtable installed by CAS, adds a 543-line bun_boringssl_sys::ctx module of RAII SSL_CTX/X509/BIO wrappers, introduces bun_jsc::AliasedStruct (Arc-backed pinned ArrayBuffer over Cell fields), and adds UdpSocket<U: UdpHandler> to bun_uws_sys::udp. The endpoint/session/stream ownership model moves from raw pointers + JS-wrapper Strongs to intrusive RefPtr/ThisPtr/BackRef throughout, with session/stream identity now keyed by monotone u32 IDs instead of pointer equality.

Security risks

The PR directly touches TLS context construction (SSL_CTX setup, certificate/key/CA/CRL loading, ALPN selection, verify-mode/hostname binding, keylog callback routing) and moves the X509 validation-error-code table from C++ to a hand-written Rust match. It also reshapes how BoringSSL callbacks recover the owning session via lsquic_ssl_to_conn → HandshakeConn. These are security-sensitive paths where a subtle behaviour change (e.g. verify-mode, ALPN fallback, ex_data slot lifetime) would be user-invisible until it isn't. I did not find any such change — the new code mirrors the old call sequence closely and the ALPN ex_data slot is freed correctly — but this is exactly the class of code the review guidelines flag for human sign-off.

Level of scrutiny

High. This is a ~9700-line diff across 23 files that redesigns the ownership/lifecycle model of an entire subsystem, introduces four new cross-cutting abstractions that other crates will depend on, changes the C shim's dispatch model to a process-wide singleton (with a TypeId guard and an abort() on mismatch), and rewires refcounting on every callback path. The PR description reports thorough Debug+ASAN testing (all quic tests, HTTP/3 tests, GC/leak counters, worker termination), which is reassuring, but the design decisions here — the single-endpoint-type-per-process constraint, AliasedStruct's soundness contract, Engine<E> holding a RefPtr on its owner, the BackRef<_, Root> self-ref pattern — deserve a maintainer's eye.

Other factors

No prior review comments exist on the timeline. The PR follows the same programme as #40055…#40214, so the patterns are presumably established, but each application to a new subsystem carries its own lifecycle subtleties. The two JS-visible behaviour changes (state/stats buffers now pinned/non-transferable; server ALPN setup can now report OOM) are called out in the description and seem benign, but a maintainer should confirm the pinning change is acceptable for Node compat.

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Walkthrough

The PR replaces raw QUIC and TLS pointer plumbing with typed Rust wrappers, managed ownership, aliased JavaScript buffers, typed callbacks, and safer loop traversal. It also adds BoringSSL context helpers and a reference-counted UDP socket wrapper.

Changes

Typed QUIC and TLS integration

Layer / File(s)	Summary
TLS and aliased-state foundations src/boringssl_sys/*, src/jsc/aliased_struct.rs, src/jsc/JSValue.rs, src/jsc/bindings/ncrypto.*, src/jsc/lib.rs	Adds BoringSSL ownership and TLS context APIs, X.509 constants, pinned aliased JavaScript buffers, and public crate exports. Removes the previous X.509 error-code bridge.
Typed lsquic API and ownership src/lsquic_sys/*	Adds typed lsquic handles, callback traits, settings ownership, engine and stream APIs, packet views, transport helpers, and loop-driver ownership.
Node QUIC session, stream, and TLS migration src/runtime/node/quic/*, src/runtime/dispatch.rs, src/runtime/node/quic/quic.classes.ts	Migrates sessions and streams to typed references, stable stream keys, aliased state, and managed teardown. Rewrites QUIC callbacks and TLS operations to use typed lsquic and BoringSSL APIs.
Native callback and socket integration packages/bun-usockets/src/internal/*, packages/bun-usockets/src/node_quic_shim.c, src/uws_sys/*, src/sys/lib.rs, src/runtime/socket/SocketAddress.rs	Installs one process-wide QUIC vtable, separates loop process and drain callbacks, protects driver traversal during unregister operations, and adds typed UDP socket ownership and bound-address handling.

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The PR refactors QUIC and TLS safety boundaries while preserving the exercised behavior, with the supplied checks passing and no actionable merge-blocking risk remaining beyond normal review.

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src/lsquic_sys/lib.rs (1)

1679-1696: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Promote the layout checks to unconditional assertions.

debug_assert_layout compares us_nq_vtable_size(), us_nq_driver_size(), and us_nq_tp_size() against the Rust size_of values. In release builds these checks are compiled out. A layout mismatch in a release build calls through misaligned function pointers in RawVtable and writes past the NqTransportParams stack buffer. Use assert_eq! so the mismatch aborts before any dispatch, and rename the function accordingly.

♻️ Proposed change

-pub fn debug_assert_layout() {
-    debug_assert_eq!(
+pub fn assert_layout() {
+    assert_eq!(
         us_nq_vtable_size(),
         core::mem::size_of::<RawVtable>(),
         "us_nq_vtable layout mismatch between node_quic_shim.c and lsquic_sys"
     );
-    debug_assert_eq!(
+    assert_eq!(
         us_nq_driver_size(),
         core::mem::size_of::<DriverNode>(),
         "us_nq_driver_s layout mismatch between node_quic_shim.c and lsquic_sys"
     );
-    debug_assert_eq!(
+    assert_eq!(
         us_nq_tp_size(),

Note: size equality does not prove field-offset equality. Consider also checking one field offset per struct if the shim can expose it.

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In `@src/lsquic_sys/lib.rs` around lines 1679 - 1696, Promote all three size
checks in debug_assert_layout to unconditional assertions so they execute in
release builds, and rename the function to reflect that it performs runtime
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Inline comments:
In `@src/boringssl_sys/ctx.rs`:
- Around line 333-347: Change alpn_prefs_index to return Option<c_int>,
converting a negative SSL_CTX_get_ex_new_index result into None instead of
asserting. Update set_alpn_select_from to return false when the index is
unavailable, and adjust alpn_select_from_prefs to handle the optional index
without panicking while preserving normal callback behavior.

In `@src/lsquic_sys/lib.rs`:
- Around line 653-665: Update the app-error conversion in on_conncloseframe to
treat any nonzero app_error value as true by using the module’s established != 0
behavior, while preserving the existing reason handling and session callback.
- Around line 743-759: Update on_dg_write so it returns -1 when the payload from
session::&lt;E&gt;(ctx).on_dg_write(sz) is larger than sz; only copy and return
the full payload length when it fits, removing the silent min-based truncation.

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In `@src/lsquic_sys/lib.rs`:
- Around line 1679-1696: Promote all three size checks in debug_assert_layout to
unconditional assertions so they execute in release builds, and rename the
function to reflect that it performs runtime layout validation. Update any call
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Re the outside-diff note on debug_assert_layout: promoted to release assert_eq! and renamed assert_layout in 8fa6bc6 — it runs once at endpoint init.

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In `@packages/bun-usockets/src/node_quic_shim.c`:
- Around line 578-582: Update the drain/process flow around
Session::process_events, QuicEndpoint::schedule_process, and
QuicEndpoint::process so a pending flag set during a nested drain is not
consumed prematurely by driver.take_pending(). Preserve pending for the
subsequent process pass, ensuring requeued Closed sessions are processed even
when the nested drain clears the shared cursor.

In `@src/lsquic_sys/lib.rs`:
- Line 170: Add and export the shim size accessor us_nq_conn_info_size, then
update assert_layout to compare it with size_of::<ConnInfo>() alongside the
existing us_nq_tp_size check, ensuring the Rust allocation matches the C
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