Working towards HTTP/2 - httpcore approach.
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tomchristie
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httpcore adapter rather than the default urllib3 adapter.httpcore approach.
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This PR is a piece of exploratory work around replacing the existing
urlib3-based adapter with anhttpcore-based adapter.The motivation behind this is to allow
httpieto add HTTP/2 support, with a minimal change footprint.Haven't yet worked through all the test cases on this, but opening this up as a starting point.