HTTP/3: Add unit test for MaxRequestLineSize limit #31963
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Addresses #29702
Adds unit test for HTTP/3 (and HTTP/2 because I couldn't find a test for it)Ok, there were unit tests. More don't hurt. The protocol error change in PR is still worth it.