feat(rust): support streaming request bodies - #514
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Request bodies are now passed as `ImpitBody`, which can either buffer the bytes in memory as before, or stream them into the request as they are produced (`ImpitBody::from_stream`). Streamed bodies aren't replayable, so the vanilla client fallback is skipped for them. Related: #513
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ImpitBody, letting the core crate stream request bodies into reqwest instead of always buffering them; bindings support comes in follow-ups.Related: #513