feat(s2n-quic-events): Adds events for s2n-quic-dc #2321
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Resolved issues:
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Description of changes:
This PR includes changes to generate events for both s2n-quic and s2n-quic-dc. The biggest difference is that s2n-quic-dc will be passing around a single, shared Subscriber, which means that we need to produce events that take an immutable reference to the Subscriber, rather than a mutable reference. This has some cascading effects that you can see in this PR.
Call-outs:
I basically tokenized everything, not sure if this is how we want this to look. My goal was to make sure the original generated.rs didn't change at all with this change.
Testing:
Compiles. I included an example event in the dc folder to show what is produced from the change.
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