I also wonder if we should use QUIC instead of TCP+TLS?
I was able to establish a binkp connection over QUIC. I used quicssh [1], which
is just a QUIC to TCP reverse proxy server and a proxy client that uses stdin/stdout. Not much different than the combination of a TLS proxy (stunnel/haproxy/nginx) with ncat. The only SSH specific in quicssh thing was the hard-coded port number 22.
There was only the problem that the client does not exit after the session is closed. I hope there is an easy fix for it.
[1]
https://github.com/moul/quicssh
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