http: allow compressed responses, use system CA certs instead of CAStore fallback #1058

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Oneric merged 4 commits from Oneric/akkoma:http-lib-updates into develop

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Tesla and finch published new releases so we can now act on some deferred tweaks and can drop local workarounds.

Pulls in fixes for a few of the deficiencies discussed in #994

Resolves: #755
Resolves: #880

Tesla and finch published new releases so we can now act on some deferred tweaks and can drop local workarounds. Pulls in fixes for a few of the deficiencies discussed in #994 Resolves: https://akkoma.dev/AkkomaGang/akkoma/issues/755 Resolves: https://akkoma.dev/AkkomaGang/akkoma/issues/880

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mix: update Tesla to >= 1.16.0 c79e8fb086

This is the first release containg fixes making DecompressResponse
stable enough and suitable to be used by default allowing us to
profit from transport compression in obtained responses.

(Note: no compression is used in bodies we send out, i.e.
 ActivityPub documents federated to remote inboxes, since
 this will likely break signatures depending on whether
 the checksum is generated and checked before or after compression)

Ref: 5bc9b82823
Ref: 288699e8f5

http: accept compressed responses b9eeebdfd7

Resolves: #755

mix: bump finch and use system cacerts be21f914f4

This upgrade pulls in a fix to better avoid killing re-actived pools,
obsoletes the need for our own HTTP2 server push workaround and allows
us to use system CA certs without breaking plain HTTP connections.

We tried to to the latter before on a per request basis, but this didn’t
actually do anything and we actually relied on the CAStore package
fallback the entire time. The broken attempt was removed in
ed5d609ba4.

Resolves: #880

http/adapter_helper: explicitly enable IPv4

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