Implement custom HTTP client for thrift#183
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Signed-off-by: Levko Kravets <levko.ne@gmail.com>
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In order to implements some features (like better error handling) or fix weird behavior (errors not being associated with requests) we were patching the
thriftlibrary. This was really hacky way to achieve our goals, but while patch was small and everything worked we kept this solution. However, for #174 we needed to patchthrifttoo much, so we ended up creating custom HTTP client taking the one fromthriftas an example, but adjusting it for our needs. Of course, it's still a bit hacky, but a way less than it was before. And as the new HTTP client belongs to our code, we no longer need to patch thethriftlibrary