Move SessionUtilities service to session_utilities.proto file #798
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We want to use the session message definition in other projects but do not want to include SessionUtilities. SessionUtilities is not heavily used and moving to another proto file should not be disruptive to many users.
ccifra
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What does this Pull Request accomplish?
We want to use the session message definition in other projects but do not want to include SessionUtilities. SessionUtilities is not heavily used and moving to another proto file should not be disruptive to many users.
Why should this Pull Request be merged?
General improvement to the organization of the services and messages of this project.
What testing has been done?
No behavioral changes.