Remove grpc sources from grpc++ #21662
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gRPC 1.26.0 is broken due to multiple definitions of the same symbol. For now, build with bundled gRPC. grpc/grpc#21662
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gRPC 1.26.0 is broken due to multiple definitions of the same symbol. For now, build with bundled gRPC. grpc/grpc#21662
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Let's test this out. This is a rollback of commit in #20988, which introduced the ODR violation which causes an undefined behavior, in this case, segfault in trying to initialize the same global variable multiple times.
Related with #21213.