TLSourceShrinker: Preserve metadata when no shrinkage is required #2466
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The TLSourceShrinker adapter circuitry becomes passthrough when it detects that the requested number of sources is larger than the actual number of sources used by the upstream topology. However, the adapter was still reporting the client metadata as if all clients had been combined together. Instead, we now more accurately preserve the client metadata information through the passthrough form of the adapter.
Type of change: other enhancement
Impact: API addition (no impact on existing code)
Development Phase: implementation
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