Clean up dropped resources in relayer construction#1927
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Pull request overview
This PR aims to prevent leaked/dropped resources during relayer construction in the LOOP relayer gRPC client/server wiring, supporting LINK-777.
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- Return accumulated
net.Resources(deps) from relayer/CCIP provider client-connection constructors soclientConn.refreshcan close them on failure. - Fix a server-side resource closer bug where the CSA keystore resource was closing the wrong connection.
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This PR addresses an apparent memory leak where resources created within the relayer closures are not properly cleaned up when the connection refreshes.