Add support for constructing custom proxy routing.

[jeeger]

• Modified ->ProxySelector to take a vector of handlers and proxy parameters in addition to the "simple" host/port config argument.
• Added functions to construct handler/proxy pairs.
• Added some tests for proxy selection
• Updated changelog.

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[borkdude]

My initial reaction: why would we pass a vector of functions? I think we can cover all use cases with just one function right?

[jeeger]

I'll give it a go and see how the one-function interface would look.

[borkdude]

What I mean is, one could write all the conditions basically as one function with a cond instead of providing multiple separate functions, right?

[borkdude]

Feebdack:

It seems ->ProxySelector now lost the ProxySelector passthrough (the case where you pass something that is already a ProxySelector). Perhaps lock this down in a test as well?

The default client has a behavior change now, it will suddenly respect env vars. I think this should be opt-in since this is breaking. Since java.net.http doesn't respect env vars by default, I think we should just expose a function for this.

Maybe we could do this as a second PR as to not make this PR contain too many features at once.

[jeeger]

Good points, I'll split the "default proxy" behavior into its own pull request and add the "passthrough" case.

[jeeger]

This is done now.

[jeeger]

It helps to actually run the tests, fixed the test error.

[borkdude]

Here's my feedback:

• Let's not expose any new functions in this PR, e.g. ->Proxy
• Maybe we could support :type in the static {:host :port} config too, so a static socks proxy is possible? (Optional)
• I think we can move the dispatch to internal/->ProxySelector so (http/client {:proxy (fn [uri] ...)}) works?

[jeeger]

Applied the requested changes, I hope I interpreted everything correctly.