feat(impersonate): Add Edge_127 impersonate

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced support for the Edge127 browser impersonation within the application.
  • Enhanced HTTP settings for improved performance and security specific to Edge127.

• Bug Fixes

  • Corrected method name in the HttpsConnector instantiation to ensure proper execution.

• Refactor

  • Improved SSL configuration capabilities for secure connections.

• Documentation

  • Updated relevant documentation to include details about the new Edge127 impersonation features.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes enhance the impersonation functionality within a Rust application, introducing a new client variant for Edge 127. This includes updates to HTTP settings specifically tailored for Edge, improved SSL configuration, and extended logic to support the new client profile. Overall, these modifications aim to refine the system's ability to mimic various web clients effectively.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
examples/impersonate.rs	Updated client configuration to impersonate Edge127 instead of Chrome126.
src/impersonate/edge/edge127.rs	Introduced a new file with HTTP settings for Edge127, including TLS and HTTP/2 configuration.
src/impersonate/edge/mod.rs	Added edge127 module, new SSL curve configuration function, and updated import statements.
src/impersonate/mod.rs	Added handling for Edge127 in the BoringTlsConnector; corrected method name for HttpsConnector.
src/impersonate/profile.rs	Expanded Impersonate enum to include Edge127; updated get_settings and FromStr implementation.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Client
    participant Impersonate
    participant Settings

    Client->>Impersonate: Request Edge127 settings
    Impersonate->>Settings: Retrieve settings for Edge127
    Settings-->>Impersonate: Return Edge127 settings
    Impersonate-->>Client: Provide Edge127 settings

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🐰 In a world of code where browsers play,
A new friend Edge127 joins the fray!
With settings fine-tuned and curves so bright,
Impersonation dances in the digital light.
Hooray for the changes, let’s cheer and hop,
For a smoother web, we shall never stop! 🌟

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