- `OPENVPN_IPV6` removed
- Affects OpenVPN
- Use the same mechanism for OpenVPN and Wireguard
- Check only once at program start since this is unlikely to change at runtime
- Log if IPv6 is supported
- Remove `IPv6` boolean from settings structs
- Move IPv6 detection as a method on NetLinker
- Each provider interface can now fetch updated servers data
- Rename each provider updater subpackage name to `updater`
- Updater constructor does not take a settings struct
- Updater update method takes in a slice of provider strings
- Better settings tree structure logged using `qdm12/gotree`
- Read settings from environment variables, then files, then secret files
- Settings methods to default them, merge them and override them
- `DNS_PLAINTEXT_ADDRESS` default changed to `127.0.0.1` to use DoT. Warning added if set to something else.
- `HTTPPROXY_LISTENING_ADDRESS` instead of `HTTPPROXY_PORT` (with retro-compatibility)
- Perfect privacy to accept AES-256-CBC and AES-256-GCM
- Cyberghost default cipher set to AES-256-GCM
- `OPENVPN_CIPHER` accept comma separated cipher values
- Use `ncp-ciphers` for OpenVPN 2.4
- Retro-compatibility: `OPENVPN_CUSTOM_CONFIG` set implies `VPNSP=custom`
- Change: `up` and `down` options are not filtered out
- Change: `OPENVPN_INTERFACE` overrides the network interface defined in the configuration file
- Change: `PORT` overrides any port found in the configuration file
- Feat: config file is read when building the OpenVPN configuration, so it's effectively reloaded on VPN restarts
- Feat: extract values from custom file at start to log out valid settings
- Maint: `internal/openvpn/extract` package instead of `internal/openvpn/custom` package
- Maint: All providers' `BuildConf` method return an error
- Maint: rename `CustomConfig` to `ConfFile` in Settings structures
