fix(js): reenable HTTP/3 features in JS bindings#57
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Recent package updates might have broken the
http3feature in Node.JS bindings. This PR solves the underlying problems by building the reqwest'sClientfrom within thenapi-rs-managedtokioruntime.Adds tests for
http3usage from Node bindings.Removes problematic Firefox header (
Connectionis not allowed in HTTP2 and HTTP3 requests or responses and together withforceHttp3was causing panics inside the Rust code).Closes #52