refactor(proto): Use codegen for proto code generation#1946
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Don't think we currently run doc tests, or even if build.rs is considered for them. But otherwise lgtm.
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As a preparation for GRPC server standardization (see PR #1742) this change moves our
build.rsto use the codegen crate for generatingfile_descriptors.rs.What we're generating now is really trivial, but the changes outlined in PR #1742 will absolutely need something better than concatenating strings.