http: add absolute request-target support (fixes #193)#651
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cheatfate
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arnetheduck
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arnetheduck
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Using an absolute request URI and a connection provider that connects to a different server than the http address, generic proxies can be implemented * add detail to http connection error * fix transport/stream leak when http client construction fails
Co-authored-by: Jacek Sieka <arnetheduck@gmail.com>
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Using an absolute request URI and a connection provider that connects to a different server than the http address, generic proxies can be implemented