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BuildEventServiceGrpcClient accepts ClientInterceptor in constructor.
With this refactoring, the `BuildEventServiceGrpcClient` is not concerned with interpreting command-line options and can operate purely on gRPC domain objects. The `BazelBuildEventServiceModule` is responsible for preparing the domain objects from the command-line options. This refactoring was requested but skipped during PR #13812 because the BazelBuildEventServiceModuleTest was not yet open-sourced. Now that the test is open-sourced we can more easily separate (and test) these concerns. PiperOrigin-RevId: 391347857
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