What

• Resolves: RecordingStream context managers are broken when used with generators  #6238

In thread_local_stream, don't yield while holding the stream context open. Re-create context before continuing the generator.

Also introduce a new recording_stream_generator_ctx for more advanced usage. This is mainly an escape hatch.

The problem from the example can now be handled using:

import rerun as rr

@rr.recording_stream_generator_ctx
def my_gen_func(stream, name):
    with stream:
        for i in range(10):
            print(f"{name} {i}")
            rr.log("stream", rr.TextLog(f"{name} {i}"))
            yield

rr.init("rerun_example_leak_context")

stream1 = rr.new_recording("rerun_example_stream1")
stream1.save("stream1.rrd")
stream2 = rr.new_recording("rerun_example_stream2")
stream2.save("stream2.rrd")

gen1 = my_gen_func(stream1, "stream1")
gen2 = my_gen_func(stream2, "stream2")

next(gen1)
next(gen2)
rr.log("stream", rr.TextLog("This should go to the global stream"))
next(gen1)
next(gen1)
next(gen1)

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