condtype VS dialectic

In the v1.0 announcement of condtype, I introduced CondType. It enables choosing a type based on a compile-time constant (like std::conditional_t in C++):

zeekoe node. A Rust-based node that integrates the zkChannels library and provides channel management functionality, a secure networking layer for asynchronous communication between the customer and merchant, and a database for managing the channel state and merchant revocation information. To enforce correct protocol execution within zeekoe, we built a session type library in Rust called Dialectic 1, which may be of independent interest to any developers implementing networked protocols. Specifically, the crate provides a generic wrapper around any type of asynchronous channel that adds compile-time guarantees that a specified session protocol will not be violated by any code using the channel. Dialectic is ideal for building networked services that need to ensure high levels of availability and complex protocol correctness properties.