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refactor(broker): AsyncProducer function to apply options directly within the returned function #147
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…thin the returned function - Modified AsyncProducer to set `errors` and `successes` channels directly within the returned function instead of returning a separate option function. - Ensures that both channels are properly applied to the `broker.Options` when provided.
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Description
This PR addresses an issue where the AsyncProducer function could not be used as demonstrated in the README.md example. The original implementation of AsyncProducer returned a single option function that could only apply one of the errors or successes channels, leading to incorrect behavior when both channels were provided.
Changes
This fix allows users to properly capture both producer errors and successes when using the AsyncProducer function, improving the reliability and correctness of the Kafka broker setup.