Use GATs in DataService
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This should allow users to use `&self` in closures or generators when iterating over the queries in the request, for example. Previously all closures/async blocks would have needed to own their data but now we can express to the compiler that `Self` will outlive the output stream :tada:
This is a bit of a tradeoff: users may need to clone aspects of the request if they want to use it for every query in request.queries(), since the futures they return need to outlive the request (and so must own the parts they need). It does mean that users have ownership of the request again though... is that needed?
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This makes the
DataService::Streamassociated type generic over a lifetime bound bySelf. This means users can borrow data fromselfin their implementations even if they reference it in the futures of their stream. TBC whether this is actually worth doing 🤷