Discovering RDF Messages support in live streams#35
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This PR adds a concise discovery model for live RDF Message Streams across push-based and message-based protocols. It defines how channels such as SSE, WebSockets, Kafka, MQTT 5, broker systems, and Jelly gRPC can advertise that their native protocol messages carry RDF Messages, primarily through RDF-Message-Content-Type or protocol-native equivalents. This makes message boundaries explicit at the transport level, clarifies that blank node identifiers are scoped per protocol message, and prevents consumers from accidentally merging RDF data across messages. The PR also adds interoperability tests for these live stream discovery mechanisms, including JSON-LD context links, WebSocket serialization negotiation, broker metadata, and Jelly gRPC frames.
Fixes #33