feat: Restore output consumer support #959
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What does this PR do?
Re-enables support for registering a provided
IOutputConsumerfor streaming stdout/stderr from the container.Note that the
IWaitForContainerOS.UntilMessageIsLogged(Stream, string)method is still marked obsolete as utilising an output consumer for the purposes of wait strategies remains redundant; favouring the improvements made in #793.Why is it important?
This is rather useful to enable developers to stream their container output to a location of their choice. It's useful for debugging, monitoring, etc.
Related issues
IOutputConsumer#952