refactor(bindings/bench): make harness own IO #4847
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maddeleine
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Description of changes:
The goal of this PR is to reduce unnecessary abstraction.
Ideally the
S2NConnectionandOpenSSLConnectionstructs would just alias the raw types from the corresponding libraries, likes2n_tls::connection::Connection. This refactor is a step in that direction.Now the ConnPair owns that actual IO Stream, and connections are just handed references (views) to it. Note that I simply used reference counters
Rcrather than trying to thread lifetimes through everything.Testing:
All existing tests should continue to pass.
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