Expose DurableServer callbacks to release upgrades - #27
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Problem
OTP's release handler discovers processes to suspend and pass through
code_change/3from each supervisor child specification'smoduleslist. DurableServer children currently advertise only the genericDurableServerwrapper, so a release upgrade that changes a user callback module cannot associate that module with its running durable processes.That leaves callback-owned runtime state outside the normal relup migration path.
Fix
Advertise both
DurableServerand the user callback module in each durable child'smoduleslist. The wrapper remains the process callback and continues delegatingcode_change/3to the user module.Update graceful shutdown child selection to recognize
DurableServerby membership rather than requiring the old singleton module list.Supporting information
This adds release-upgrade metadata only. It does not change discovery, restart eligibility, persistence, or shutdown status semantics.
Companion Sprites handoff change: https://github.com/superfly/sprites-api/pull/995