Make hyper and tokio optional dependencies #269
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This pull request adds two default features
runtime-tokioandconnector-hyper, which control if the default runtime / connector implementation is present.This change makes it possible to use this crate in environments where Tokio and/or hyper cannot be used, and the end user wants to provide their own Connector implementation (e.g. Cloudflare Worker (worker-rs, Fetch), Phala Network (sidevm, see #266)).
Notably,
Api::send_timeoutcurrently depends on Tokio, so we have to disable that ifruntime-tokiois not selected. In those cases, we are forced to useApi::sendwithout timeouts inUpdatesStream. This may be suboptimal, but should yield correct behavior nevertheless.