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Summary
This PR adds configurable pathfinding scorer parameters so apps can tune routing behavior instead of always using LDK defaults.
It introduces two new config surfaces:
ScoringFeeParameters(maps toProbabilisticScoringFeeParameters)ScoringDecayParameters(maps toProbabilisticScoringDecayParameters)These can now be set through:
Config(scoring_fee_params,scoring_decay_params)BuilderAPIs:set_scoring_fee_params(...)set_scoring_decay_params(...)At build time, ldk-node now uses configured scorer params when constructing/deserializing the
ProbabilisticScorerand router fee params, falling back to LDK defaults when unset.Why this is needed
Probe and payment outcomes are sensitive to scorer behavior (penalty model + decay dynamics). With hardcoded defaults, consumers cannot adapt routing to their environment (e.g., aggressive probing diversity vs conservative reliability). This change makes scorer behavior explicit