Add HTTPS (RFC 9460) record type with Cloudflare provider support#312
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Adds a Record::HTTPS type modeling SvcPriority, TargetName and the SvcParams list, and teaches the Cloudflare provider to serialize and deserialize it via the API `data` object. This lets zones publish an HTTPS resource record (type 65) advertising HTTP/3 (e.g. alpn="h3,h2"), so browsers can negotiate QUIC on the first connection instead of waiting to discover it from an Alt-Svc header on a later one. Co-authored-by: Pawan Dubey <pawan.dubey@shopify.com>
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Adds a Record::HTTPS type modeling SvcPriority, TargetName and the SvcParams list, and teaches the Cloudflare provider to serialize and deserialize it via the API
dataobject. This lets zones publish an HTTPS resource record (type 65) advertising HTTP/3 (e.g. alpn="h3,h2"), so browsers can negotiate QUIC on the first connection instead of waiting to discover it from an Alt-Svc header on a later one.