Implement the two different 'ack' strategies... one for send() ('message' or 'json') that automatically acks upon reception (without user code being run necessarily), and the 'emit' version of the callback which will accept parameters and that the client will need to call explicitly with some return values (indicating success, error, or the result of the operation for example).
Implement the two different 'ack' strategies... one for send()
('message' or 'json') that automatically acks upon reception (without
user code being run necessarily), and the 'emit' version of the callback
which will accept parameters and that the client will need to call
explicitly with some return values (indicating success, error, or the
result of the operation for example).

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