Chris Tate fefbf3ac35 Reuse keep-alive connections across fetch() requests ...

The native fetch dialed a new connection for every request and closed it
after the response, so a loop of requests to one origin paid a TCP
connect, and for https a TLS handshake, per request. Node's fetch keeps
connections alive through undici's dispatcher. A direct request now goes
through a keep-alive agent private to fetch (scr_http_fetch_request): an
idle connection for the same host, port and bare hostname serves the next
request, there is no limit on connections per origin, and an idle
connection closes after 4 s or the server's Keep-Alive hint less one
second, without keeping the process alive. Proxied requests still dial
their own connection.

When a response ends, the transfer resumes its socket if it had paused it
and stops pausing and resuming it, since the agent may hand the socket to
the next request. scr_http_request_agent_ex and http.Agent creation share
their agent logic with the new entry point.

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src

Reuse keep-alive connections across fetch() requests

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test

Allocate template literals at their exact length

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vendor

Build node:zlib on the zlib Node bundles

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LICENSE

init

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package.json

Prepare v0.4.5 release

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