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mosquitto_subscribe_multiple and mosquitto_unsubscribe_multiple do not need to change the characters in the list of topics. Make the signature more precise to reflect that.

Now works without cast array of const char*, particularly useful for C++ or Rust bindings.


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mosquitto_subscribe_multiple and mosquitto_unsubscribe_multiple do not
need to change the characters in the list of topics. Make the signature
more precise to reflect that.

Now works without cast array of const char*, particularly useful for C++
or Rust bindings.

Signed-off-by: Niklas Fiekas <niklas.fiekas@backscattering.de>
connack_result = result;
if(!result){
mosquitto_subscribe_multiple(mosq, NULL, cfg.topic_count, cfg.topics, cfg.qos, cfg.sub_opts, cfg.subscribe_props);
mosquitto_subscribe_multiple(mosq, NULL, cfg.topic_count, (const char* const*)cfg.topics, cfg.qos, cfg.sub_opts, cfg.subscribe_props);
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Unfortunately C (unlike C++) also warns about converions from char** to const char* const*, even though the latter has lower requirements.

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