feat(pool): add a Negotiate pooling service #228
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Negotiatetype that uses an inner make-service, inspects the result, and then either returns an upgraded service, or fallback, depending on the negotiated. This is somewhat like aRouter, but instead of routing on the request, it's routing on the response. It's an advanced form of anEither. The original use case is that of a connector that can sends ALPN to a destination, and can either comeback with HTTP/2 negotiated, or fallback to HTTP/1.Closes hyperium/hyper#3955