Wez Furlong b2c121d911 add support for compressed http output ...

The client needs to request this via Accept-Encoding.
We support either gzip or deflate; we want this to be
as cheap as possible to compress.

Note that this doesn't enable requesting compressed output in
kcli, because compression increases the latency around collecting
metrics and we want that (typically locally-run) command to have
lower latency for queue-summary and top.

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src

kcli top: adopt tokio interval with skip policy for updates

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Cargo.toml

add support for compressed http output

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