fix(eBPF): enforce reassembly path when MySQL reassembly is enabled#11793
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When MySQL reassembly is enabled, force all related traffic into the reassembly pipeline. Otherwise, single-packet protocol inference may misidentify consecutive same-direction packets as complete MySQL requests or responses. This could lead to MSG_UNKNOWN not being returned, preventing the reassembly logic from being triggered and causing incorrect parsing behavior. Ensure same-direction continuous data is not prematurely treated as independent complete MySQL messages when reassembly is enabled.
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When MySQL reassembly is enabled, force all related traffic into the reassembly pipeline. Otherwise, single-packet protocol inference may misidentify consecutive same-direction packets as complete MySQL requests or responses.
This could lead to MSG_UNKNOWN not being returned, preventing the reassembly logic from being triggered and causing incorrect parsing behavior.
Ensure same-direction continuous data is not prematurely treated as independent complete MySQL messages when reassembly is enabled.
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