Add synchronous acknowledgment methods to IConsumer interface #111
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This commit introduces two new methods to the IConsumer interface: 1. `Acknowledge`, which provides a fire-and-forget mechanism for acknowledging all messages received by the consumer. This method does not wait for broker confirmation. 2. `IndividualAcknowledge`, similar to `Acknowledge`, but used for acknowledging individual messages without waiting for broker confirmation. Both methods are intended for scenarios where waiting for acknowledgment confirmation is not required, enhancing flexibility in message processing.
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This commit introduces two new methods to the IConsumer interface:
Acknowledge, which provides a fire-and-forget mechanism for acknowledging all messages received by the consumer. This method does not wait for broker confirmation.IndividualAcknowledge, similar toAcknowledge, but used for acknowledging individual messages without waiting for broker confirmation.Both methods are intended for scenarios where waiting for acknowledgment confirmation is not required, enhancing flexibility in message processing.