Allow tracking of the request's life cycle#238
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Add request events listener which will be called on the request life cycle events (queued, processing started, etc). Also add the ability to associate data with the requests, without using other data structures, which is useful when processing request life cycle events.
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Add request events listener which will be called on the request life
cycle events (queued, processing started, etc). Also add the ability to
associate data with the requests, without using other data structures,
which is useful when processing request life cycle events.