core(lantern): maximize throughput under HTTP/2#11666
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we're landing for v7 these days :)
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Summary
Basically we were creating too many connections under HTTP/2 simulation in our connection pool that meant warm connections with excess bandwidth didn't get used properly.
It doesn't really have a huge effect in most real-world CLI or DevTools usage because we can usually trust the
connectionReusedboolean data from the network records there, but the effect in the tests @Beytoven was creating was large because most of our toy examples all share a connection ID (one of the conditions where we discard observed connection warmth).Related Issues/PRs
Fixes #11657