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quic: defer server session emit until TLS ClientHello is processed #64132
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Since each of these is a C++-to-JavaScript call, I wonder if it would be possible to batch them to a new callback. Essentially, rather than enqueuing a function, enqueue the arguments and type of emit, send them all to JavaScript at once and process each one there instead. Calls from C++-to-JavaScript can be a bit expensive to set up.
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This can be looked at later tho.
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I've left this for now. It looks likely to be a little fiddly, and I think it rarely comes up (just a couple of 0RTT events, or keylog/qlog when they're enabled) but we can explore as an optimization later.