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Traffic Monitor now uses a separate classes for managing lists of state objects and statistics tracking #992
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Traffic Monitor now uses a separate classes for managing lists of state objects and statistics tracking
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Currently the state classes have static construct embedded inside for managing lists of the state objects themselves.
This was extracted into a set of registry classes.
Also there was a lot of logic in the state classes concerning lookup of data points / statistics.
This was extracted into a StatisticsLog class to encapsulate that concern.