[1.0.0] Consolidate server queue writing to one spot (Part 1)#223
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Currently, all the server handlers use the server queue directly to read / write responses as needed. This is messy and has duplicated logic and made things harder to do in one spot since it's not consolidated. This aims to move the logic into a middleware and have the handlers instead return a stream with a generator so we can pipe through the results in one spot. This way there's only one spot with logic writing to the queue and it simplifies logic in a bunch of spots.
Very messy since all the handlers and all the tests need to be touched to switch all the spots over unfortunately.