Full support for HTTP/2 #29
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🔧 Changes
Previously, all internal traffic was running on HTTP/1.1 and external clients making HTTP/2 requests were likely going to face exceptions left right and center.
This PR upgrades all traffic to HTTP/2 and enables full support for h2 clients. Unfortunately, browser vendors are lacking behind and the WebDriver binaries provided by them only support 1.1 so a force downgrade of the connection for the last hop is made.
Due to NodeJS being a complete and utter b**ch and expressJS flat out not supporting HTTP/2, the API was completely moved to Rust! It supports all queries the previous API did and adds extended metadata support (relevant once the
feature/dashboardbranch lands).Unfortunately, the embed script is no longer being provided. However, since it is being replaced soon by the new Svelte based one, this is considered acceptable.