Randomly pad OHTTP requests#715
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Using random padding instead of 0 padding allows for multi-hop OHTTP to use pre-computed filler strings similarly to Sphinx indistinguishably from single hop requests which just use random padding. Making this change now means that if we ever implement multi-hop requests, their use would not be observable by the directory.
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Using random padding instead of 0 padding allows for multi-hop OHTTP to use pre-computed filler strings similarly to Sphinx indistinguishably from single hop requests which just use random padding.
Making this change now means that if we ever implement multi-hop requests, their use would not be observable by the directory.