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prov/efa: Distinguish unresponsive receiver errors
This adds a new EFA provider error code to provide a little more context for users when EFA encounters an unresponsive receiver error. For now, this simply captures some context wrt the reachability/connection health of an RDM EP's peer - a successful handshake likely rules out EC2 cluster misconfiguration, e.g. bad security group settings. Signed-off-by: Darryl Abbate <drl@amazon.com> (cherry picked from commit fc99843)
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