Enable HTTP connection pooling
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Block scripts with text/csv, audio/*, video/* and image/* mime types
This patch implements step 12 of the Main Fetch section of the Fetch API standard. It blocks the load of scripts with `text/csv`, `audio/*`, `video/*` and `image/*` mime types.
Credit for the logic of `should_block_mime_type` function should go to the author of #14770.
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None of the existing websocket libraries are currently able to cope
with openssl 0.9 and be featureful, so we are disabling wss for now
to land openssl 0.9.
Update http_network_or_cache_fetch according to spec
There are still many steps blocked by the absence of an HTTP cache and the inability to trigger a credentials dialog.
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We need to switch to tungstenite to finally update openssl, this commit
rewrites the whole websocket infrastructure to properly follow the Fetch
spec and to make switching to a different websocket library easier.
