Add Symfony HTTP client adapter and remove Accept-Encoding header (gzip) for Symfony #1243
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…ip) for Symfony (#1243) * Remove the gzip Accept-Encoding header for Symfony HTTP client * Add the support of symfony http-client v5 * Added Symfony options adapter + use Guzzle as default HTTP client * Reverted default HTTP client + fixed setOptions
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This PR fixes #1241 removing the
Accept-Encoding: gzipheader when using the Symfony HTTP client with Elastic Cloud. This is needed due to the Symfony behaviour reported here.Morever, this PR adds the support of Symfony HTTP client using HttplugClient and Psr18Client adapters.