Module endpoints

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Wrapper types for the endpoints of a connection.

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ClientEnd: The Client end of a FIDL connection.
ServerEnd: The Server end of a FIDL connection.
ZirconClient: The fake “client” produced by ProxyHasDomain. Analogous to an FDomain client.

ControlHandle: A type associated with a RequestStream that can be used to send FIDL events or to shut down the request stream.
DiscoverableProtocolMarker: A marker for a particular FIDL protocol that is also discoverable.
ProtocolMarker: A marker for a particular FIDL protocol.
Proxy: A type which allows querying a remote FIDL server over a channel.
ProxyHasDomain: This gives native Zircon proxies a domain method like FDomain proxies have. This makes it easier in some cases to build the same code for both FDomain and regular FIDL.
RequestStream: A stream of requests coming into a FIDL server over a channel.
Responder: A type associated with a particular two-way FIDL method, used by servers to send a response to the client.
ServiceMarker: A marker for a particular FIDL service.
ServiceProxy: Proxy by which a client sends messages to a FIDL service.
ServiceRequest: A request to initiate a connection to a FIDL service.
SynchronousProxy: A type which allows querying a remote FIDL server over a channel, blocking the calling thread.

create_endpoints: Creates client and server endpoints connected to by a channel.
create_proxy: Create a client proxy and a server endpoint connected to it by a channel.
create_proxy_and_stream: Create a request stream and proxy connected to one another.
create_request_stream: Create a request stream and a client endpoint connected to it by a channel.
create_sync_proxy: Create a synchronous client proxy and a server endpoint connected to it by a channel.
create_sync_proxy_and_stream: Create a request stream and synchronous proxy connected to one another.