feat: use pyo3-asyncio to get a fresh tokio runtime #1950
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Description
This PR greatly reduces network connections and dns request volume by the delta-rs library when using Python bindings. The approach here is to utilize pyo3-asyncio's tokio-runtime feature as the source of the Runtime. This yields the same runtime across function calls which preserves connections in the connection pool. The previous code created a new runtime per python function call, which established all new socket connections and issued new DNS requests.
Related Issue(s)
Partly #1315
Testing:
Ran a script that called hundreds of delta operations, and watched tcpdump. Only saw one dns request.