This is not typically the case for bus-uses, but is common when
using custom peer-to-peer connections.

This lets you listen on a dbus address for clients connecting.

This is a server/client pair that shows how to use peer-to-peer
connections. You can also verify the server with gdbus like:

 gdbus call -a unix:path=./socket -o /com/github/guelfey/Demo/PeerServer -m com.github.guelfey.PeerServer.Foo 42

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Normally this is enabled after negotiation on the client side, but
we know it is supported in the server.
Without this we can't return Unix FDs on server connections.

We want to do auth after we've correctly set up the connection (by
e.g. exporting objects), otherwise there can be races where the
client starts sending requests before we've yet exported some
object.