NwRoomHost

Network.framework room host — the lobby surface for the peer-to-peer fabric.

Wraps a Loom (typically an NwLoom) and a Pattern, opens a host session, and exposes it as a single Room. This is the drop-in counterpart to the Multipeer room host: a consuming app swaps its Multipeer types for the Nw ones mechanically — NwLoom for the peer-link factory (its NwLoom.visiblePeers mirrors the Multipeer factory's discovery roster) and this class for the room host — with no change to the room-driving code.

Single-room lifecycle: one NwRoomHost hosts one session. The session lifecycle (host once → start's onRoom → suspend → leave on cancel) is the transport-agnostic LoomRoomHost behaviour, which this delegates to; a second start on the same host throws.

Frame routing, per-peer addressing, and membership tracking are owned by Room — this class adds no transport-specific demux. It is pure-commonMain Kotlin over Loom/Room with no native-code path; the Network.framework binding lives entirely behind NwLoom's NwApi.