xds: refactor server-side HTTP filter processing #8878
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While working on xDS HTTP filter state retention changes required for A83 and A86 in #8745, I realized that the current implementation of HTTP filters on the server-side does not lend itself well to the changes we want to make to support filter state retention. The crux of the problem in the current implementation is as follows:
xdsresourcepackage builds aFilterChainManagertype that does the following:xdsresourcepackage builds a brand newFilterChainManagerThis PR makes the following changes:
ListenerUpdatestruct to clearly separate client-side and server-side fieldsListenerUpdatewill only contain information directly sources from the listener protoxdsresourcepackageRELEASE NOTES: none