class UnbindInfo

Renders a full description of the cause of the unbinding.

It is more specific than |reason| alone e.g. if an encoding error was

encountered, it would contain a string description of the specific encoding

problem.

If a logging API supports output streams (`

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|UnbindInfo| to the log via `

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function.

Creates an invalid |UnbindInfo|.

Constructs an |UnbindInfo| indicating that the user explicitly requested

unbinding the server endpoint from the dispatcher.

**Note that this is not the same as |Status::Unbound|**:

|Status::Unbound| means an operation failed because the required endpoint

has been unbound, and is an error. |UnbindInfo::Unbind| on the other hand

is an expected result from user initiation.

Constructs an |UnbindInfo| indicating that the server connection is

closed explicitly by the user. |status| is the status of writing

the epitaph to the channel. This is specific to the server bindings.

Internally in the bindings runtime, |status| is also used to indicate

which epitaph value should be sent. But this is not re-exposed to the user

since the user provided the epitaph in the first place.

Constructs an |UnbindInfo| indicating that the endpoint peer has

closed.

Constructs an |UnbindInfo| indicating the async dispatcher returned

an error |status|.

Constructs an |UnbindInfo| indicating the user discarded an async completer

that was expecting a reply.

Returns true if the unbinding was initiated by the user, that is, the user

called Unbind/Close on the server side to proactively teardown the

connection.

This case is only observable from the server side. Note that the client

side `on_fidl_error` method on the event handler is never called with an

|UnbindInfo| that is user initiated - `on_fidl_error` is meant to handle

errors.

Returns if the transport was unbound because the peer endpoint was closed.

This error is of interest since some protocol users may consider the peer

going away to be part of its normal operation, while others might not.

Returns if the user invoked `Close(epitaph)` on a |fidl::ServerBindingRef| or

completer and the epitaph was sent.

This case is only observable from the server side.

|status| is the result of sending the epitaph.

Reinterprets the |UnbindInfo| as the cause of an operation failure.