feat(generic-sdk): respect live queries & use AsyncIterable if possible - #8204
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@ardatan, feel free to merge!
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AsyncIterableorObservable).usingObservableFromset in the configuration, the plugin was usingPromiseas subscriptions' return type, and this is wrong. Now it usesAsyncIterablein this case.