chore(revert): Revert "fix: get channel target for a gRPC request"#1371
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This reverts commit 16ea766.
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Reverts #1339
The PR did not apply the fix as intended. Passing down an intercept channel, which is used to create another intercept channel requires us to call thunk twice i.e. to obtain the underlying
grpc_channel, we'll need to do:Instead, we'll revert this change and then apply a follow up fix to obtain the underlying channel using the following way (until a more stable, long-term fix is determined):