2.x: Remove conditional resource management from async listeners.

[JakeWharton]

Rename them to have a 'Resource' prefix.

[JakeWharton]

The value of and distinction between the 'Resource' listeners, 'Default' listeners, and 'Disposable' listeners seems very low. Do we need all these individual types?

[akarnokd]

I believe the minimum we require is the ability to dispose a Subscriber because that's expected the most. I don't think associating resources with or allowing async requesting is that common.

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[akarnokd]

I leave it to you to remove the unnecessary; we can add them back later or better yet, they can live in a separate library.

[JakeWharton]

Yeah. I need to write something non-trivial with 2.x first. Maybe I'll try
this weekend. I definitely think we should be aggressive in minimizing API
surface since it's easy to add but impossible to take away after release.

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I leave it to you to remove the unnecessary; we can add them back later or
better yet, they can live in a separate library.

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I have a 2.x "dumping ground" for leftovers: https://github.com/akarnokd/RxJava2Extensions so we don't lose things.