fix: fallback to HTTP/2 on HTTP3 DNS error#255
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This PR adds error handling for DNS client initialization in HTTP/3 record resolution, allowing the system to gracefully fallback to HTTP/2 when DNS errors occur.
- Makes DNS client optional in the H3Engine struct to handle initialization failures
- Adds graceful error handling when DNS client creation fails
- Modifies host_supports_h3 to return false when DNS client is unavailable
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Makes DNS client in HTTP/3 record resolution optional. If the initial connection fails with
Error, impit will returnfalsefor every call tohost_supports_h3(unless, e.g.alt-svcheader has been registered for this domain).