cnidarium: add filterable grpc streaming of state changes #3533
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This commit adds a new RPC to cnidarium that provides grpc streaming of state changes, with server-side filtering using regexes on the keys. Also, there's stub code in pcli that will consume it.
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This caused a CI failure on warnings I believe to have been spurious ("unused imports" in a pub use re-export).
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This commit adds a new RPC to cnidarium that provides grpc streaming of state changes, with server-side filtering using regexes on the keys.
Also, there's stub code in pcli that will consume it.