Goal

Remove any usage of s2n_connection_wipe from the rust bindings.

Why

It is a scary method. An s2n_connection has nearly 125 distinct members, and connection wipe will nuke some of them. This results in a state space explosion that is difficult to reason about, and makes that code path much more bug-prone.

It's performance benefit is insufficient to justify it's scariness.

Connection Creation/connection reuse
                        time:   [934.37 ns 934.55 ns 934.73 ns]
Connection Creation/connection allocation
                        time:   [4.2978 µs 4.2997 µs 4.3017 µs]

This is less than 1% the cost of a handshake.

How

For the rust bindings, we can remove this usage without it being a breaking change. Specifically, we can alias it to actually just call Connection::new

Testing

I previously added behavior tests in #6029. These all still pass.

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