feat(API): Specced out for can_frame_stream_input#31
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This is a preliminary look at the API sufficient to write the can_frame_stream_input example. This serves as a stepping stone towards completeing ni#22 / ni#23. Some areas of risk - One `Session` type or one per-mode? - Which module parts of the API go into? - Impracticalities of implementing LV-like high level API on top of the C API (like READ_ALL_AVAILABLE). Closes ni#27
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toxsuccessfully runs, including unit tests and style checks (see CONTRIBUTING.md).What does this Pull Request accomplish?
Ports an NI-XNET example over along with proposing enough of an API design for that example.
Some areas of risk
Sessiontype or one per-mode?API (like READ_ALL_AVAILABLE).
Why should this Pull Request be merged?
This serves as a stepping stone towards fleshing out the API (see #22 / #23).
Closes #27