Custom auth websocket support #367
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Description of changes:
Adds a new builder option that allows for using custom authorizers with websockets.
Tested locally and both direct MQTT custom authorizer connections and websocket custom authorizer connections work as expected.
Edit: Now with MQTT5 support 🙂
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