v0.1.0

• First release of base-http, base-http1, base-http-protocol, base-http-client and base-http-server. base-http defines runtime-independent HTTP semantics: requests and responses, methods, statuses, versions, request targets, ordered fields with header interpretation and combination policies, interim responses, and buffered and streaming bodies. Constructing messages and mapping bodies performs no I/O.
• base-http1 implements native HTTP/1.0 and HTTP/1.1 framing over Base scheduler streams. It parses heads with a hand-written parser and handles fixed-length, chunked and close-delimited bodies, trailers and interim responses. The server side also manages 101 upgrades and CONNECT. base-http-protocol selects the protocol for a connection, including through ALPN.
• base-http-client provides a cloneable client with an explicit driver that pools HTTP/1 connections through base-pool, over plain TCP or, with the rustls feature, TLS. base-http-server serves connections and listeners with a connection limit, over plain TCP or, with the rustls feature, TLS.
• Errors report each cause once: an error either describes its cause in its message or returns it from source. A connection that fails to open is base_http_client::Error::Connect, which carries the endpoint address.
• Requires Rust 1.87, base-scheduler 0.3, base-pool 0.3 and base-endpoint 0.1.