KBVE / realtime / 5e3f5edde1a0c7eea19e7103611c32bf5c560826

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Pull #8

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🔄 Sync with upstream changes (#7)

* fix: runtime setup error (#1520)

* fix: use primary instead of replica on rename_settings_field (#1521)

* feat: upgrade cowboy & ranch (#1523)

* fix: Fix GenRpc to not try to connect to nodes that are not alive (#1525)

* fix: enable presence on track message (#1527)

currently the user would need to have enabled from the beginning of the channel. this will enable users to enable presence later in the flow by sending a track message which will enable presence messages for them

* fix: set cowboy active_n=100 as cowboy 2.12.0 (#1530)

cowboy 2.13.0 set the default active_n=1

* fix: provide error_code metadata on RealtimeChannel.Logging (#1531)

* feat: disable UTF8 validation on websocket frames (#1532)

Currently all text frames as handled only with JSON which already requires UTF-8

* fix: move DB setup to happen after Connect.init (#1533)

This change reduces the impact of slow DB setup impacting other tenants
trying to connect at the same time that landed on the same partition

* fix: handle wal bloat (#1528)

Verify that replication connection is able to reconnect when faced with WAL bloat issues

* feat: replay realtime.messages (#1526)

A new index was created on inserted_at DESC, topic WHERE private IS TRUE AND extension = "broadast"

The hardcoded limit is 25 for now.

* feat: gen_rpc pub sub adapter (#1529)

Add a PubSub adapter that uses gen_rpc to send messages to other nodes.

It uses :gen_rpc.abcast/3 instead of :erlang.send/2

The adapter works very similarly to the PG2 adapter. It consists of
multiple workers that forward to the local node using PubSub.local_broadcast.

The way to choose the worker to be used is based on the sending process
just like PG2 adapter does

The number of workers is controlled by `:pool_size` or `:broadcast_pool_size`.
This distinction exists because Phoenix.PubSub uses `:pool_size` to
define how many partitions the PubSub registry will use. It's possible
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