Ergonomic facade over the generated Zenoh key-expression binding.
A key expression is how a Zenoh network addresses data: a slash-separated
path that may carry the * and ** wildcards, so one subscriber names a
whole subtree of a fleet rather than each node in it.
Only the naming rules cross. Running a Zenoh session needs the std-only zenoh
stack, which would land in every install, so it stays in the Rust crate.
Ergonomic facade over the generated Zenoh key-expression binding.
A key expression is how a Zenoh network addresses data: a slash-separated path that may carry the
*and**wildcards, so one subscriber names a whole subtree of a fleet rather than each node in it.Only the naming rules cross. Running a Zenoh session needs the std-only zenoh stack, which would land in every install, so it stays in the Rust crate.