Clarify concurrent use semantics for streaming types#911
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Signed-off-by: Edward McFarlane <emcfarlane@buf.build>
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The docs for
StreamingHandlerConnincorrectly stated that implementations "do not need to be safe for concurrent use", and theStreamingClientConnmethod group comments used the ambiguous phrase "may race with each other".Replace both with consistent, precise language across all streaming interfaces and high-level stream types: the read side and write side may be used concurrently with each other, but neither side is safe to call concurrently with itself.
Fixes #871, fixes connectrpc/otelconnect-go#194