Tests aren't passing yet, but I need to wind down for the night.
Decide to try out `serde_bare`.
From GPT: `serde_bare` is a Rust library that provides a fast and efficient Serializer and
Deserializer for the "BARE" (Basic Ad-hoc Runtime Encoding) data format. This
format focuses on being simple, small, fast and working well with anonymous
types, making it useful for sending small ad-hoc messages between systems.
To type messages on the wire, I'm wrapping them in "envelope" enums. These envelopes
then implement an unwrap method that returns a Box<dyn Any>, and we require messages
to be Into their envelope type. It's some boilerplate, but I ultimately like leaning
on Rust more than an external schema, which adds complexity.
I also reworked network abstraction to be just in terms of bytes. Typed handlers
are moved into network-neutral code. It's still broken, but hopefully the direction
is clear.
Heads up: I turned on the `backtrace` feature for `anyhow`.
