feat: Contextual Stream handling, Goroutine Leak Prevention #49
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This PR makes 2 major changes.
First, it guarantees that shutting down the server will wait until all stream handler goroutines have exited. This is done using a mixture of stream context cancellation, and a waitgroup used specifically for streams.
Second, it extends the stream handler interfaces for all RPC streams to take in a context. This context will be cancelled if the client or server is shut down.
The main thing these two changes mean is that if the context passed into a stream handler is ever cancelled, we fully expect those handler goroutines to exit - otherwise they will block the exiting of the client or server.
This PR cannot be merged until loopholelabs/frisbee-go#179 is merged, and the
go.mod
is updated to point to the newly released version