feat: add RpcWithContext for context-aware RPC calls#76
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What kind of change does this PR introduce?
feature
What is the current behavior?
RPC calls do not allow passing a
context.Context, so callers cannot set timeouts, deadlines, or cancel in-flight RPC requests.Related issue: #63
What is the new behavior?
Adds a context-aware RPC execution method (
RpcWithContext) that allows callers to pass a context for cancellation and timeouts. ExistingRpcWithErrorbehavior is preserved by defaulting tocontext.Background().Additional context
This follows the same pattern introduced in #49 for query execution. Includes a test to ensure canceled contexts fail immediately.