Revolver: store hand-written SDK code in source-generator in preparation for enterprise SDKs #63
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The name is an analogy: like a revolver, the source-generator will now store the hand-written SDK pieces inside the source-generator's "stage", and "fire" those out to each SDK repository as updates are processed.
This is a prerequisite to creating enterprise SDKs, since these hand-written pieces should have a single source of truth and not be manually duplicated across all SDKs.