feat!: remove $config parameter from ReaderInterface#23
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BREAKING CHANGE: Change to ReaderInterface interface
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BREAKING CHANGE: Change to ReaderInterface interface
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This should have been included as part of #21 but the changes got misplaced in another branch. :-)
This further simplifies the
ReaderInterfaceby removing the$configparameter. Readers should handle their own configuration. All their interface needs is the array of data to convert intoMessageCollection.Product requirements and context
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