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Update proto crates: protobuf to 2.8.2 and grpc-rust to 0.6.2 (#310) #1

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All of the files within //proto/raze/remote are automatically generated
by cargo raze.

This updates the protobuf crate to 2.8.2, which is as far as we are able
to with the most recent version of grpc-rust, which is 0.6.2. The
downstream dependencies of grpc-rust required specifying an upper bound
on the log 0.4 version, which would otherwise break log 0.3 dependent
crates. This should be revisited if grpc-rust is changed or reevaluated
for a different default library.

This also introduces a patch folder, for patches to be applied by cargo
raze. The rationale for patching protobuf is explained in the README,
but, in short, circumvents the build.rs file.

All of the files within //proto/raze/remote are automatically generated
by cargo raze.

This updates the protobuf crate to 2.8.2, which is as far as we are able
to with the most recent version of grpc-rust, which is 0.6.2.  The
downstream dependencies of grpc-rust required specifying an upper bound
on the log 0.4 version, which would otherwise break log 0.3 dependent
crates.  This should be revisited if grpc-rust is changed or reevaluated
for a different default library.

This also introduces a patch folder, for patches to be applied by cargo
raze.  The rationale for patching protobuf is explained in the README,
but, in short, circumvents the build.rs file.
@colin353 colin353 merged commit ca82b7c into colin353:master Apr 26, 2020
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