refractor(tls/settings): Generate configuration using builder mode

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced TLS settings with a new builder pattern for modular configuration.
  • Introduced a new optional dependency, typed-builder, under the boring-tls feature.

• Changes

  • Removed default HTTP/2 support, shifting to broader HTTP version acceptance.
  • Updated HTTP version preference configuration reflecting the removal of HTTP/2.
  • Changed visibility of several fields in TLS-related structures to enhance encapsulation.

• Bug Fixes

  • Addressed issues by removing outdated HTTP/2 functionalities across client implementations.

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Walkthrough

The changes primarily focus on removing HTTP/2 support across the codebase, shifting towards a more simplified architecture with an emphasis on supporting broader HTTP versions and integrating boring-tls. The use of builder patterns enhances code clarity, while encapsulation is improved by restricting visibility of several fields. Overall, these modifications streamline functionality and simplify dependencies, paving the way for a cleaner and more maintainable library.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
Cargo.toml	Removed HTTP/2 feature and dependency, adjusted feature flags, added typed-builder as an optional dependency under boring-tls.
examples/pre_configured_tls.rs	Transitioned to a builder pattern for TlsSettings, updated http_version_pref to accept all HTTP versions, removed optional TLS version fields.
src/async_impl/client.rs	Removed HTTP/2 functionality from ClientBuilder, replaced HTTP/2 preference with a broader support option, updated related structures.
src/blocking/client.rs	Updated HTTP/2-related methods' feature flags to boring-tls, indicating a shift in compilation dependencies.
src/lib.rs	Adjusted conditional compilation for module exports to require only the boring-tls feature.
src/tls/builder.rs	Removed HTTP/2 related conditional compilation, impacting ALPN protocol settings.
src/tls/settings.rs	Changed visibility of several fields from public to crate-private, increased encapsulation, and updated structures to utilize the TypedBuilder pattern.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Library
    participant Config
    participant TlsSettings

    User->>Library: Initialize Client
    Library->>Config: Set HTTP Version Preferences
    Config->>TlsSettings: Use Builder Pattern
    TlsSettings->>Library: Return Updated Settings
    Library->>User: Client Ready

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The rabbit hops, and happily sits.
No more HTTP/2's tangled tale,
With boring-tls, we now set sail!
Builder patterns make it neat,
In code we find our rhythmic beat! 🐇🌈

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