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This change makes it possible for users of the library to pass their own TLS
It also bumps to the latest tokio-tungstenite so that the version of rustls in
use matches what we are using at Zed.
We've been through a number of different possible rustls connectors, and we're
currently using one (rustls-platform-verifier) that doesn't have feature flags
in livekit or tungstenite yet.
Instead of requiring that every transitive dependency supports the rustls feature flags we need,
it's much easier to pass only the
__rustls-tls
feature flag and pass the Connectorthat we create with our configuration down the stack.
The main disadvantage of this approach is that if you use the
__rustls-tls
flag, and don't pass a Connector, you get a panic when connecting to a wss://
URL.