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Meson's wrapdb had both sqlite and sqlite3 but the former is outdated.

libsoup-CRITICAL **: 14:08:13.743: soup_session_unpause_message: assertion 'item != NULL' failed

We should hande the case of item being unqueued in
soup_session_unpause_message().

Keep the tls pending interactions pending and transfer them to the
actual message when the connection is stolen.

One might assume "under path" implies it understands directories when it
really just compares if a path has the same prefix.

It's changing a construct-only property by providing API to create a
GTlsCertificate. This patch makes SoupServer:tls-certificate a readable
and writable property and adds a public getter and setter.

To complete the operation without providing a certificate.

Add a new error to indicate the message is already in the session queue.

In case of restarting it can happen that the new request is started
before the previous one is fully completed. This is because restart
is scheduled on SoupMessage::got-body that happens right before the
stream is closed and the IO finished. In HTTP/1.x this is possible if a
new request is made in got-body callback, for example. In HTTP/2 is
easier to reproduce because we emit SoupMessage::got-body right after
SoupClientInputStream::eof. This patch adds an intermediate state
SOUP_MESSAGE_REQUEUED set by soup_session_requeue_item(). The transition
to SOUP_MESSAGE_RESTARTING happens when the message IO completes to
ensure the restarted request starts when message no longer has an active IO.

Also make sure we only call check_status for async requests.

It's a public readwrite property, so there no reason for the getter to
be private.

To still optimize the headers handling we now follow an approach similar
to the WebKit one. We use gperf to generate a fast conversion from
commonly used name headers to an enum value. Headers are now stored in
two arrays, one for common headers where the enum value is used as the
name, and another one for uncommon headers where the name string is
stored duplicated and g_ascii_strcasecmp() is used for comparisons. Both
arrays are created on demand with preallocated space for 6 headers. This
changes a bit the order in which headers are iterated, because we
iterate the common headers first and then the uncommon ones.

Fixes #111

It's a user flag, if the user sets that flag, we don't retry in
case of misdirected response. Or if the message is re-used we don't want
to force a new connection if the user didn't set the flag.

It should be checked with NGCHECK(), but we should also handle the case
of NGHTTP2_ERR_STREAM_ID_NOT_AVAILABLE begin returned, by retrying on a
new connection.

And move the existing ones out of the apache if, since they are also
used by tests using SoupServer. This ensures the files are also in the
build dir, allowing to run tests directly from the executable.