[external] Vendor cyper dependency to support prior_knowledge over H2#14
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cyper fork adds Client::builder().http2_prior_knowledge() so PeerClient connect h2c on a plaintext inter node connection when rpc_tls is absent.
h2 fork raises DEFAULT_REMOTE_RESET_STREAM_MAX (20 -> 16384) and DEFAULT_LOCAL_RESET_COUNT_MAX to absorb the late-END_STREAM RST cascade between nodes.
Workspace [patch.crates-io] redirects every graph reference (including cyper-axum -> cyper and hyper/hyper-util -> h2) to the forks; one copy of each compiled.
See vendor/PATCHES.md for the exact delta vs upstream.