perf: use anyio fast_acquire for Lock and Semaphore#970
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Reinstates encode/httpcore#953 which was reverted in encode/httpcore#1002 for process reasons, not technical ones. fast_acquire=True skips an unnecessary event loop yield on uncontended lock acquires, eliminating two round-trips per request through the connection pool. Requires anyio >= 4.5.0 (bumped in pyproject.toml).
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Reinstates encode/httpcore#953 which was reverted in encode/httpcore#1002 for process reasons, not technical ones. fast_acquire=True skips an unnecessary event loop yield on uncontended lock acquires, eliminating two round-trips per request through the connection pool.
Requires anyio >= 4.5.0 (bumped in pyproject.toml).