Previously, when a relay closed the WebSocket (or the connection
dropped), NostrClient.onDisconnected only updated state and notified
listeners — it never tried to reconnect. The relay then stayed
disconnected until the next subscribe/count/publish call (which
triggers reconnect()) or an explicit reconnect() from the caller.
Now, if the client is still active and the relay is still in the
desired set (i.e. some sub/count/outbox still wants it),
onDisconnected schedules a debounced reconnect via reconnectIfNeedsTo,
which respects per-relay exponential backoff so we don't hammer dead
relays.
Claude
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