Bump RabbitMQ.Client from 5.0.0-pre3 to 6.1.0

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Bumps RabbitMQ.Client from 5.0.0-pre3 to 6.1.0.

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RabbitMQ .NET client 5.1.0

Changes Between 5.0.x and 5.1.0

Batch Publishing

GitHub PR: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#368

Introduced a Static Property to AmqpTcpEndpoint to specify the default TLS Protocol Version(s)

GitHub PR: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#389

All Exceptions are Collected When Selecting an Endpoint

GitHub PR: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#377

Reduced Lock Contention for Frame Writes

GitHub PR: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#354

RabbitMQ .NET client 5.0.1

Changes Between 4.1.x and 5.0.1

4.x and 5.x releases of this client are distributed exclusively via NuGet.

Async consumers

GitHub PR: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#307

Enable connection recovery by default

GitHub issue: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#271

Replace Console.WriteLine logging with EventSource

GitHub issue: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#94

Add events for connection recovery errors and connection success

GitHub issue: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#156

noAck renamed to autoAck

GitHub issue: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#255

Make uri and Uri setters in ConnectionFactory obsolete

GitHub issue: rabbitmq-dotnet-client#264

Ensure connection recovery does not keep going after the connection has been closed

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Changes Between 6.0.0 and 6.1.0

This release continues with improvements to memory use and object allocations.

A full list of changes can be found in the GitHub milestone: 6.1.0.

Changes Between 5.2.0 and 6.0.0

This major release of this client introduces substantial improvements in terms of memory footprint and throughput. They come at the cost of minor but important breaking API changes covered below.

The client now requires .NET Framework 4.6.1 or .NET Standard 2.0. Earlier versions are no longer supported by the 6.x series.

Key improvements in this release have been the result of hard work by our stellar community members (in no particular order): @stebet, @bording, @Anarh2404, @danielmarbach, and others.

A full list of changes can be found in the GitHub milestone: 6.0.0.

The Switch to System.Memory (and Significantly Lower Memory Footprint that Comes with It)

The client now uses the System.Memory library for message and command payloads. This significantly reduces object allocation and GC pressure for heavy workloads but also potentially requires application changes: consumer delivery payloads are now of instance System.ReadOnlyMemory<byte> instead of byte[].

While there's an implicit conversion for these types, instances of System.ReadOnlyMemory<byte> must be copied or consumed/deserialised before delivery handler completes. Holding on to delivered payloads and referencing them at a later point is no longer safe.

The same applies to publishers and the IModel.BasicPublish method: prefer using System.ReadOnlyMemory<byte> over byte[] and dont' assume that this memory can be retained and used outside of the scope of the publishing function.

GitHub issue: #732

Timeouts Use System.TimeSpan

All timeout arguments now use System.TimeSpan values.

GitHub issue: #688

Reduced Public API Surface

No major changes here but this is potentially breaking. Only public classes that were never meant to be publicly used have been turned internal to the client.

GitHub issue: #714

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