CompletableFuture stubs

Hello,
I'd like to start a discussion about adding a `CompletableFuture`-based stub implementations to gRPC. I understand that generated gRPC code must be backwards compatible with Java 6, so here are some alternative implementation strategies to consider.

1. Implement `CompletableFuture`-based stubs in a stand-alone class generated by a stand-alone protoc plugin. The CF stub class would reference the public `MethodDescriptors` of the stock generated client. This option is easiest to implement, but presents a fragmented programming model.
1. Implement `CompletableFuture`-based stubs inline with the existing generated stubs by adding `@@protoc_insertion_point`s to the stock c++ generator. A protoc plugin would be used to populate the insertion points. This option has the benefit of presenting a homogenous programming model for this, and all future plugin-based stub extensions, but requires a coordinated one time change with the protoc project.
1. Extend the c++ generator with optional support for `CompletableFuture`. Use a protoc flag to turn it on and off. Not a great option, but possible.

Start by reviewing the three proposed strategies for CompletableFuture-based stubs, especially the generated gRPC client, public MethodDescriptors, the protoc plugin, and the C++ generator insertion points. A contribution would need a decided implementation approach and an agreed scope for integrating CompletableFuture support while preserving Java 6 compatibility.

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