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Represent the filters derived for a Mimic instance as a collection: clients and explicitly bound servers retain one family-specific filter, while an unspecified server listener produces both IPv4 (
0.0.0.0) and IPv6 ([::]) local filters with the existing passive-handshake settings. Enabling Mimic with the server listening on:58000prevents the reporter's IPv6 client from connecting, while the same Hysteria configuration works without Mimic.A server bound to an explicit IPv4 address generates one
local=<ipv4>:<port>,handshake=0:3filter, preserving current IPv4 behavior; A server bound to an explicit IPv6 address generates one bracketedlocal=[<ipv6>]:<port>,handshake=0:3filter.Closes #1661