Remove Netty UnpooledByteBufAllocator workaround#6968
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If using the JDK SSL provider with Netty, we currently switch away from Netty's default ByteBuffer allocator to the unpooled allocator, to work around a regression in Netty 4.1.43 - netty/netty#9768. This has been fixed in later versions, so we should revert back to using the default. This is essentially a revert of the relevant parts of a72f494. Reduces allocation rate on NettyHttpClientH1Benchmark by around 45% when using the JDK SSL provider.
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LGTM. Let's run anticanary to double check before merging
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