Commits on Oct 21, 2022

1. Take advantage of weak features in Rust 1.60 for TLS enablement …

   Previously it was impossible to have a unified feature named `rustls` or
   `native-tls` that would turn on the respective TLS backend in the chosen
   transport (`reqwest` or `ureq`) as a feature of `<crate>/tls` would
   implicitly turn on `<crate>`.  Since Rust 1.60 it is now possible to
   specify this crate-feature enablement through the use of the question
   mark in `<crate>?/tls`, which will only enable the `tls` feature if
   `<crate>` was enabled through other means (another feature).
   
   Secondly we can now also let optional crates have the same name as a
   feature, and use `dep:<crate>` to refer to the crate instead of the
   dependency, making for a more pleasant experience without renames to
   underscore suffixes (that subsequently have to be dealt with in Rust
   code, e.g. with `use log_ as log;` renames).

   

   MarijnS95 committed Oct 21, 2022
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