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Created Jul 29, 2010 by Nick Mathewson@nickm🐻Owner

Microdescriptors: clean out the microdescriptor cache when it gets too big

The current microdescriptor fetching/cacheing code has no idea of how to forget about microdescriptors once they're too old. Doing this for router descriptors has been a major pain since, like, forever. We should design this more carefully so that we don't replace one maintenance headache with two.

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