Ftr: add raw unary trailer support to core#205
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TripleClient::raw_unary_with_trailersto expose HTTP/2 response trailers separately from response metadata.dubbo-rs-core::RawTripleClient::unaryto return response headers and trailers as separateRawMetadatafields.TripleClient::raw_unarybehavior compatible by merging trailers into metadata as before.Why
dubbo-rs-coreis intended to provide a stable, byte-oriented core SDK that can be embedded by other runtimes.One important use case is Dubbo JS. Instead of reimplementing all Triple transport and governance capabilities in JavaScript, Dubbo JS can wrap selected dubbo-rust core APIs through N-API and reuse the Rust runtime. To make that boundary correct, the raw unary API needs to preserve Triple/gRPC semantics, including keeping response headers and trailers separate.
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