This exposes the retry behavior to the developer. This way the user can
set if a request should be retried or failed immidiatly.
This also make sure that the timeout set by the user is used for all
requests. Of-course it can't be used for uploaded and syncs with
timeout, but this doesn't change the behavior for those requests.
Ruma will for some requests already set the content-type for us to
application/json, but for some it still seems to miss the header, since
the headers are kept in a map add the header only if it isn't already
there.
This sets the default
* connection timeout to 5s
* request timeout to 10s
* request timeout for syncs to the sync timeout + 10s
* request timeout for uploads to be based on 1Mbps upload
speed expectations
This crate was used to support different trait bounds on WASM vs other
targets, since we only define async traits in a couple of places having
a whole crate to support this feels a bit excessive.
This patch defines a target specific super trait instead, this lowers
the compile time a couple of seconds.
The HttpSend trait incorrectly returns a reqwest::Response, we already
have logic to return the response into a http::Response and we need to
do the conversion since there is no other way to build Ruma responses.
