Add support for serving HTTP/3#101
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HTTP3ServerConnectionMultiplexer vends out a HTTP3ServerConnection for each connection.
The problem is that the underlying connection channel cannot be accessed from HTTP3ServerConnection in its current shape.
I've set these properties to nil until we make some changes in HTTP3ServerConnection.
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Motivation
Following from #98, this PR introduces support for serving HTTP/3.
Modifications
NIOHTTPServer+HTTP3.swiftwhich contains helper methods for setting up a QUIC channel, adding HTTP/3 handlers, and serving HTTP/3 connections.makeServerChannels().supportedHTTPVersions, only a QUIC channel is bound to the specified port. WhensupportedHTTPVersionsincludes HTTP/1.1 and/or HTTP/2 alongside HTTP/3, the QUIC UDP channel is bound on the same port as the TCP channel serving HTTP/1.1 and/or HTTP/2.Result
NIOHTTPServercan now serve HTTP/3.