HTTPCLIENT-2394: Virtual threads support for classic client #717
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Add VirtualThreadCloseableHttpClient and builder options to run I/O (and optionally handler) on JDK 21 virtual threads. Default behavior unchanged; classic path used when VT unavailable. Include VirtualThreadSupport utility and example.
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VirtualThreadCloseableHttpClientto run classic transport on JDK 21 virtual threads while preservingCloseableHttpClientsemantics and threading contract. Extend builder withuseVirtualThreads(),virtualThreadNamePrefix(),virtualThreadExecutor(...),virtualThreadShutdownWait(...), andvirtualThreadsRunHandler()to control execution. AddVirtualThreadSupportutility for JDK detection and per-task executor; include example and tests. Behavior remains unchanged unless enabled via the builder.