Replace random delay test case with a competing flow case in QuartcBidiTest. This test case runs for 15 seconds normally, then introduces a competing flow that transfers a burst of 50 kb of data in each direction. Per-packet random delay isn't very realistic. A burst of competing traffic is a much more realistic scenario for testing how well the Quartc transport responds to an unpredictable change in delay. For example, the user might make an HTTP request and load a web page while streaming media. A couple of ideas for future competing flow tests include persistent competition or multiple small bursts that occur throughout the test. gfe-relnote: n/a (test only) PiperOrigin-RevId: 246586456 Change-Id: I50d090135e2193c17c7249904a4a996be43f3f00
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