bump reqwest and disable http/2 support #46
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Mainly includes a bump hyper to 1.x.
Since reqwest 0.12 http/2 support can be disabled to decrease binary size. And since range-requests and persistent connections are supported in http/1.1 it seems unnecessary for our use case to build with http/2 support. bita compiled (x86-64, in release mode+stripped) with http/2 support enabled adds ~900 KiB to the binary compared to a version without http/2 support.
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PR bumps reqwest to 0.12, and with that hyper to 1.x.
PR also disables support for http/2. This since to my understanding http/2 does not provide any features needed for bita/bitar to fully function but adds a lot to the binary size.
bita compiled (x86-64, in release mode+stripped) with http/2 support enabled adds ~900 KiB to the binary compared to a version without http/2 support.