feat: replace async-std dependency with futures #18
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This allows to drop the async-std runtime dependency and operate only on `futures-util` traits.
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I wonder if we should just call it futures runtime instead |
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Maybe, but "futures" is not really a runtime... |
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The async-std runtime shares traits with the futures crate, and async-native-tls doesn't really use anything else besides those traits. Therefore, we can just switch the async-std dependency with futures.
This PR inherits #14.
Closes #10.