fix(deps): upgrade rxjs to v7 #80
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This upgrades rxjs from v6 to v7. This means that the observable instance returned from various client methods will now be an rxjs@v7
Observable. This should be a non-breaking since theObservableinterface and behavior is from what I can tell largely kept intact between v6 => v7 (except for undocumented methods and a couple of minor type signature changes). In other words: a v6 Observable should be interoperable with a v7 Observable.I set the range of the
rxjsdependency to^7.0.0to aid deduping, and verified that the test suite passes against every minor of rxjs fromv7.0.0tov7.8.0.Note: would prefer if the PR was rebase-merged since each individual commit makes sense on their own :)