Work on bumping the hyper/http_body ecosystem #1151
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all of the open version bump PRs seem to be related to the hyper API changing quite significantly in the 1.0 version.
A key issue is that a concrete Body type was removed. Here I tried to get it to work with minimal changes.
Probably there is some legacy::Body type in hyper we could use, and that would be the easier fix.
Alternatively, we could make a Body type in our own repo and use that? Or perhaps we want to pumb the generic
http_body::Bodytrait through and make things generic (but since we likely only use one concrete body, I don't think I see the point of that).