Unify type adapter / provider representations #770
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The ref.TypeAdapter, ref.TypeProvider, and ref.TypeRegistry have been deprecated in favor of types.Adapter, types.Provider, and types.Registry respectively. All existing uses of ref.TypeProvider / ref.TypeAdapter interfaces are wrapped into an interop layer under the covers which ensures that all internal objects refer to the new types and interfaces. This shift marks the deprecation of the last of the exprpb.Type methods, thus simplifying implementation of custom type providers as implementers need only consider the *types.Type and not the ref.Type, exprpb.Type, or any other alternative.
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The ref.TypeAdapter, ref.TypeProvider, and ref.TypeRegistry have been deprecated in favor of types.Adapter, types.Provider, and types.Registry respectively.
All existing uses of ref.TypeProvider / ref.TypeAdapter interfaces are wrapped into an interop layer under the covers which ensures that all internal objects refer to the new types and interfaces.
This shift marks the deprecation of the last of the exprpb.Type methods, thus simplifying implementation of custom type providers as implementers need only consider the *types.Type and not the ref.Type, exprpb.Type, or any other alternative.
Closes #568