Retrohacker/ring@0.17.8

[retrohacker]

Description

This PR updates the following dependencies:

• identify
  • ring@0.17.5 -> ring@0.17.8
• quic
  • quin@0.10.2 -> unreleased
  • rustls@0.21.9 -> rustls@0.23.4
  • ring@0.16.20 -> ring@0.17.8
• tls
  • futures-rustls@0.24.0 -> futures-rustls@0.26.0
  • ring@0.16.20 -> ring@0.17.8
  • rustls@0.21.9 -> rustls@0.23.4
• websocket
  • futures-rustls@0.24.0 -> futures-rustls@0.26.0

Replaces/Discussed: #4706
Depends on: quinn-rs/quinn#1715

Notes & open questions

The new rustls types now use borrowed references by default and require you to take ownership of them by cloning explicitly (gated behind the alloc feature).

I'm not very good with rust lifetimes and I don't think I'm approaching them correctly in this PR. The <'static> seems wrong for example.

While working on this PR, I noticed the max_bytes, max_percentages tests are flakey on my machine. They both fail for me intermittently on the master branch.

I have them commented out right now for local dev but they need to be added back in before merge.

I also believe this is a breaking change since we seem to expose rustls.

quinn has not yet released support for rustls@0.23 or ring@0.17, I'm referencing it as a git dependency until their PR is merged.

Change checklist

• I have performed a self-review of my own code
• I have made corresponding changes to the documentation
• I have added tests that prove my fix is effective or that my feature works
• A changelog entry has been made in the appropriate crates

[mergify]

This pull request has merge conflicts. Could you please resolve them @retrohacker? 🙏

[retrohacker]

quinn PR merged, waiting on .11 release: quinn-rs/quinn#1737