feat: Abstract confluent builders into factories #624
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Description
Fixes #623
Moves the Confluent producer/consumer builder logic into abstractions that can provide an integration point for an in-memory broker, for use in unit and integration testing.
Currently we need to run a real Kafka server (or docker container) to run our testing suite, but it would be nicer (and faster) if we could control the broker configuration in such a way to move messages around in memory without needing a live Kafka server.
A follow up change to this could be an in-memory broker Nuget package that can be used for testing purposes.
The use case for this would be something like this:
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