feat(generator/rust): methods w/o HTTP annotations #1818
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When targeting services that are gRPC-only, we need to generate all methods, including those that lack HTTP annotations.
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When targeting services that are gRPC-only, we need to generate all
methods, including those that lack HTTP annotations.
Part of the work for #1813