Small refactor to move call generation inside derive_pub_fn#1608
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What
Move the token stream generation for function calls from the caller into the derive_pub_fn function itself, eliminating the call parameter from the function signature.
Why
This encapsulates the call generation logic within derive_pub_fn, reducing coupling and simplifying the function interface for callers. In a future change I'm working on where derive_pub_fn gets used in more places this will simplify the additional call sites not having to also define the call tokens. Minor refactor here in this PR rather than including it later to keep the later PRs hyperfocused on new functionality rather than a myriad of refactors.