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This pull request refactors the project's dependency on hyper-util. Previously, a custom or forked version named orion-hyper-util was used. This change updates the project to directly utilize the official hyper-util crate, ensuring compatibility and simplifying future maintenance by aligning with upstream developments.
Highlights
- Dependency Management: Migrated from a custom or forked
orion-hyper-utilcrate to directly using the upstreamhyper-utilcrate (version 0.1.15). - Codebase Updates: Updated import paths and type references across multiple files to reflect the change from
orion_hyper_utiltohyper_util.
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This pull request refactors the dependency management by replacing the orion-hyper-util alias with a direct dependency on hyper-util. The changes are applied consistently across all relevant Cargo.toml files and Rust source files. This is a good simplification of the project's dependencies. The changes are correct and look good.
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keep hyper_util, so we donot need to change the code once we depend o…
keep hyper_util, so we donot need to change the code once we depend o…
…n upstream hyper directly