[full-ci] enhancement: allow sending multiple userIDs in one SSE event #8379
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[full-ci] enhancement: allow sending multiple userIDs in one SSE event
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Description
Sending multiple user ids in one sse event is now possible which reduces the number of sent events.
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Motivation and Context
Reduce events