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Add SignalR client results to Java client #41774

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BrennanConroy commented May 20, 2022

Part of #5280

In addition to adding client result support, we should also add support for async .On handlers, otherwise we're basically expecting users to have blocking .On handlers when returning results (think wait for user input) which is bad, or that they immediately have a result when called, which isn't great.

Ignore most of the code right now, opening as draft to start looking at the new API being added.


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