echo client: use QUIC v1 (RFC 9000)

[marten-seemann]

... and not an internal Facebook QUIC version. Makes testing against other QUIC stacks either.
I haven't figured out how to set the ALPN though.

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[marten-seemann]

I signed the CLA, but not sure how to trigger a rerun of the CLA checker.

[jbeshay]

Thanks @marten-seemann. The CLA signed label is there now so the CLA checker must have run later.

For the QUIC version, It's probably better to include QUIC_V1 and MVFST to the supported versions so it can still work with an MVFST-only server.

For the ALPN, you can set it in the FizzClient context (line 103). Something like this should do:

      auto ctx = std::make_shared<fizz::client::FizzClientContext>();
      ctx->setSupportedAlpns({"echo"});
      auto fizzClientContext =
          FizzClientQuicHandshakeContext::Builder()
              .setCertificateVerifier(test::createTestCertificateVerifier())
              .setFizzClientContext(ctx)
              .build();

[marten-seemann]

@jbeshay Thank you! I'll fix this PR once I'm able to build mvfst locally again. Builds seem to be broken on CI as well, so I assume there's something broken in the build here, independent of this PR.

[lnicco]

which build error are you experiencing?

The github action failure seems to be due to a failure to download zlib (looks like the endpoint does not like robots)

[jbeshay]

@marten-seemann are you still interested in updating this PR?