Move in-process transport to own module #1730
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Motivation: The in-process transport is mostly helpful for testing, it should therefore not be built unnecessarily and should live in its own module. Modifications: - Move the in-process transport and its tests to their own modules Results: The in-process transport lives in its own module.
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Motivation:
The in-process transport is mostly helpful for testing, it should therefore not be built unnecessarily and should live in its own module.
Modifications:
Results:
The in-process transport lives in its own module.