fix: disable ngtcp2/nghttp3 in curl build to fix amazonlinux2023 CI#206
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Amazon Linux 2023's libcurl-devel now pulls in ngtcp2 1.21.0 as a dependency, which is API-incompatible with the bundled curl 7.83.1. Explicitly disable HTTP/3 support since RIC only needs basic HTTP.
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Amazon Linux 2023's libcurl-devel package now transitively installs ngtcp2-devel 1.21.0. When the bundled curl 7.83.1 runs ./configure, it auto-detects the system ngtcp2 headers and attempts to compile HTTP/3 (QUIC) support. However, curl 7.83.1 was written against an older ngtcp2 API, causing compilation errors like:
Fix: Explicitly disable HTTP/3 dependencies at configure time. The RIC only needs basic HTTP to communicate with the Lambda Runtime API QUIC/HTTP3 support is unnecessary.
Target (OCI, Managed Runtime, both):
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