feat(voyager): refactor message to be generic over contained data

[benluelo]

this is in preparation for implementing block polling in the queue.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added a search functionality to the app.
• Refactor
  • Removed traits, macro definitions, and commented out type aliases and associated trait implementations in data.rs.
  • Altered declarations of exported entities, reorganized imports, updated function signatures, and refactored event handling logic in event.rs.
  • Modified additionalSrcFilter in voyager.nix to affect the logic for filtering additional source files.

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Walkthrough

The changes involve a comprehensive evolution of the project's codebase, including updates to log messages, alterations to control flow and logic, additions of new modules and traits, adjustments to import statements and function implementations, modifications to enum declarations, trait implementations, and event handling logic across multiple files.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
voyager/voyager.nix	Modification of additionalSrcFilter to check for paths prefixed with "lib/pg-queue/.sqlx", affecting the logic for filtering additional source files.
voyager/voyager-message/src/data.rs	Removal of traits and macro definitions, and commenting out of type aliases and associated trait implementations.
voyager/voyager-message/src/event.rs	Alterations to declarations of exported entities, reorganizing imports, updating function signatures, and refactoring event handling logic.

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