Assign Net::HTTPRequest to exceptions
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With the changes made in 2ea5401, the underlying Net::HTTPRequest instance is available to the connection throughout the lifetime of the request. With that instance available, exceptions raised during the request-response handshake can be constructed with the
Net::HTTPRequestinstance.Access to the
Net::HTTPRequestfrom code that rescues from those exceptions is valuable:However, the exception classes are documented and therefore their constructors are part of the public API. Inserting a
requestpositional argument is a breaking change. To account for that, this commit includes deprecations for subclasses that callsuperfrom within#initializeto instruct them on changing the signature to account for theNet::HTTPRequestinstance.