Fixed USE_STEAMWEBRTC using Native ICE Client instead of WebRTC#378
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zpostfacto merged 1 commit intoValveSoftware:masterfrom Apr 21, 2026
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Fixed USE_STEAMWEBRTC using Native ICE Client instead of WebRTC#378zpostfacto merged 1 commit intoValveSoftware:masterfrom
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Fixed an issue where setting USE_STEAMWEBRTC in cmake doesn't actually use the WebRTC backend, but instead uses the native ICE client. This is what led to issue #247 occurring even when USE_STEAMWEBRTC is set.
Note that, after including this fix in a linux build, the flag ABSL_PROPAGATE_CXX_STD had to be set for test_p2p to compile.