4: Start the Aeron media driver r=bspeice a=bspeice
Effectively runs the same code as [aeronmd.c](2afd9c6272/aeron-driver/src/main/c/aeronmd.h), but in Rust.
Note that this just demonstrates how to start the C Media Driver in-process; actual clients communicate through shared memory, so it's expected that actual client code will interface with the C bindings infrequently, if ever. That said, it's not a terrible idea to build more ergonomic bindings into the C layer; when testing the Rust client, we'll need a Media Driver running.
Co-authored-by: Bradlee Speice <bradlee@speice.io>
I think I might be doing this the wrong way; if I want to embed the media driver, I'll need these bindings, but otherwise the clients just communicate through shared memory.
