chore: fallback to unary_unary when wrapping async callables #653
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We recently made a change to move some computation in the async rpc wrapper from call-time to wrap-time. This way, individual calls would execute faster, since they don't have to re-compute some data on each call
A side-effect of this change is that now some type validation happens earlier. This caused some downstream tests to fail when a mock grpc channel is used. The wrapper doesn't know how to handle the mock.Mock type, and raises an exception while constructing the client object
This PR fixes the issue by falling back to the unary wrapper when the callable type is unknown, rather than raising an exception. This is in-line with how the sync version handles it