Measuring QUIC and TLS censorship with OONI Probe

My goal for Google Summer of Code is to make OONI better at measuring TLS and QUIC blocking. OONI develops the open source software OONI Probe which provides tools for measuring internet censorship. QUIC is an emerging transport protocol that was initially designed by Google to solve problems with the existing TCP/TLS architecture. With increasing traffic volumes, it is significant to observe and measure QUIC blocking.
I want to identify and resolve existing inconsistencies with the QUIC code that I have contributed earlier this year.
Eventually, the QUIC code should get to a point where it can be used in production by the Desktop client. Therefore, the first deliverable of my GSoC project will be to integrate QUIC support into the OONI Web Connectivity experiment.
The second part of my project will be to implement the capability to parrot the TLS fingerprints of popular web browsers. TLS fingerprinting is a censorship method which identifies browsers based on the structure of the TLS ClientHello message. The ability of parroting TLS fingerprints will enable OONI Probe to measure and circumvent TLS fingerprinting.