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Expect Continue handler doesn't seem to work properly with a .NET client #592

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@seanmonstar

From a reddit thread:

I'm developing a .NET application against Hyper as a REST service and found that all my requests were taking around 350ms. Even no-op request. The solution turned out to be the dreaded 100-Continue that .NET sends by default. This can easily be disabled by setting ServicePoint.Expect100Continue to false on your WebRequest. With that change, no-op requests to the local host were on average 0ms.

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    A-serverArea: server.C-bugCategory: bug. Something is wrong. This is bad!C-performanceCategory: performance. This is making existing behavior go faster.

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