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Add DeliveryOptions overloads to InvokeAsync methods - #2237
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Introduce new InvokeAsync overloads on IDestinationEndpoint and implementations to accept DeliveryOptions, enabling callers to specify headers, tenant IDs, and other metadata when invoking messages.
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Looks good to me. Kicked off the CI run.
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#fixes 2219
Introduce new InvokeAsync overloads on IDestinationEndpoint and implementations to accept DeliveryOptions, enabling callers to specify headers, tenant IDs, and other metadata when invoking messages.