Document custom HTTP clients#541
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Some SDKs (Dart, Kotlin, Swift and Rust as far as I know) support configuring the HTTP client they use internally to connect to the PowerSync service. For the Rust SDK, specifying a custom HTTP client is required as the SDK does not provide a default.
Some users self-hosting the PowerSync Service behind e.g. Cloudflare asked for support for custom HTTP headers to support those deployments. This documents how this can be configured for Kotlin, Dart and Swift. This is added to the respective page for each SDK instead of as a usage example since the setup is very SDK-specific (similar to the logging configuration) and not supported by all SDKs. I've not added explicit documentation for the Rust SDK here since an HTTP client is required and the setup section mentions this. So it's obvious that a custom HTTP client can be used there.
AI use: Manual changes, with minor style improvements from the Claude auto-review here.