Include remote address string in Request, Call #2253
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This allows the application to log the remote address for a connection. It is primarily aimed at debugging and audit use cases. One can imagine it can be injected to a logging context, for example. e.g. ``` peerAddrPort := yarpc.CallFromContext(ctx).CallerPeerAddrPort().String() ```
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Allow peer address to be accessible to the server handler function as per #2252
This allows the server and middleware to access the underlying peer connection address in a transport agnostic way. Middleware and the server handler can then utilise this to implement audit, logging (debug), various host based rate limiting, etc.
e.g. Server RPC handler
e.g. Middleware