rpcserver: Pass request context to handlers. #3026
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This requires #3025.Currently, the handler for the HTTP endpoint passes the server context to the handlers which ensures that they can cancel immediately in the event of server shutdown. Meanwhile, the WebSocket endpoint relies on the server disconnecting the clients when it is shutdown in order to signal cancellation. In both cases, however, the context is not cancelled when a client initiates the disconnect which means handlers do not have the opportunity to cancel early in that case.
In order to make it so that the handlers can cancel early in all of the aforementioned scenarios, this modifies the handlers for both the HTTP and WebSocket endpoints to make use of the request context instead of the server context and arranges for each request context to use the server context as their parent context.
It also modifies all of the individual websocket-specific handlers to accept the context in the same way the shared handlers for both endpoints do so they are able to make use of early cancellation if desired as well.