Feature: CORE-37261: transport framing#32
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Part of the larger proton re-architecture here (internal CPR/OTTO employee eyes only 👀 )
This PR reorganizes the serial transport functions from protonc and adds a new UDP4 transport header for future revisions of the protocol.
The existing serial spec is unchanged, and will likely not be changed in the future. The serial functionality was retained, but the function names were updated to denote that they're specifically for the serial framing, rather than the generic name they had. The functions were moved into
core/transport/serial.candcore/include/proton/transport/serial.h. They were previously incommon.h.Existing dependencies on the serial framing (examples, and protoncpp) were updated to temporarily use the new serial.h/serial.c files, before we liquidate them as part of the overall refactor.
Also, added some (admittedly AI generated) unit tests for serial and UDP4 framing. The logic is simple enough.