Added setAbly() method for AblyBroadcaster #49980
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Recently, I encountered an issue with multiple WebSocket connections using the Pusher driver. The problem arose because the broadcasting manager is registered as a singleton during the application boot. In my multitenant application, I needed these connections to be dynamic. The PusherBroadcaster has a
setPusher()method, which helped to resolve the scenario. However, when working with the Ably driver, I faced the same issue because there was no corresponding setter method for Ably. Hence, the PR.