feat!: provide context object for callback functions #579
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This provides a new protocol callback function parameter that provides the current client or server object and the connection ID. This allows easily identifying the connection that triggered a callback when using multiple connections and performing related operations within the protocol. Fixes #578 BREAKING CHANGE: this changes the prototype for protocol callback functions
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This provides a new protocol callback function parameter that provides the current client or server object and the connection ID. This allows easily identifying the connection that triggered a callback when using multiple connections and performing related operations within the protocol.
Fixes #578
BREAKING CHANGE: this changes the prototype for protocol callback functions