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Fabian FettandGitHub ddee38c367 LambdaRuntimeClient works with Invocation (#19)
### Motivation:

- We want to store different entities that are needed when executing a handler within the LambdaContext (Logger, EventLoop, ByteBufferAllocator, …)
- Currently the LambdaRuntimeClient creates the LambdaContext. Having the LambdaContext with the Logger, EventLoop and ByteBufferAllocator be created from the LambdaRuntimeClient feels to me too much for me.
- Conceptionally the Lambda control plane api call is “get next Invocation” (API naming)

### Changes:

- LambdaRuntimeClient responds with an Invocation and does not use the LambdaContext at all anymore.
- LambdaRunner creates the LambdaContext with the Invocation, Logger and EventLoop.
- LambdaContext has been renamed to Lambda.Context
- Lambda.Context is a class now, since it is conceptionally not a value type and might be passed around a lot
- Lambda.Context properties `traceId`, `invokedFunctionArn`, `deadline` are not optional anymore since they will be always set when executing a lambda
- Creating an Invocation can fail with LambdaRuntimeClientError.invocationMissingHeader(String), if non optional headers are not present
- the test MockLambdaServer and the performance test MockServer always return headers for deadline, traceId and function arn (static for now – could be changed with Behaviour flag?!)

### Open ends:

- we will need to build some kind of Deadline into the context (See also #9 - probably for a different PR)
- we have a stupid mapping between ByteBuffer and [UInt8] in the LambdaRunner for now (marked with two TODOs). I don’t want to change this in this PR since it will lead to huge merge conflicts down the road with the potentiall API changes we have in mind.
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