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StreamJsonRpc versions are forwards and backwards compatible "over the wire". For example it is perfectly legitimate to use StreamJsonRpc 2.4 on the server-side even if the client only uses 1.0, or vice versa. If an RPC method utilizes a newer StreamJsonRpc feature (e.g. `IAsyncEnumerable<T>` return value) and an older client that doesn't support these specially marshaled objects is used to call that method, a memory leak on the server may result.
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