Add MemQ Rust client library and E2E test suite#53
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Full implementation of a Rust consumer for MemQ with: - MemQ wire format parser (batch header, message header, CRC32) - Kafka notification source with blocking poll fix (background thread + sync_channel) - Storage handler abstraction (filesystem + S3) - Integration tests via Docker Kafka (docker-compose) - E2E example: Java producer -> MemQ broker (fs) -> Kafka -> Rust consumer - run-e2e.sh: automated end-to-end test script
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can we refactor NotificationSource as a trait to allow future extensibility?
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Full implementation of a Rust consumer for MemQ with: