Introduce `session.make_request()` API
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Now we support request payload streaming in a bit reverse way: we could pass a generator as `data` parameter to `client.request()` but it makes things harder because of Reverse of Control. Handling back pressure and errors in generator are complicated.
Also sometimes people should pass semi-supported custom `request_class` for calculating custom headers etc.
Last Trailer headers support #1652 also requires some kind of callback -- which is not elegant at least.
I suggest adding new `client.make_request(url, params, headers, ...)` method.
The method returns `ClientStreamRequest` object.
The request is not started at moment of creation but has headers prepared.
User could modify them without subclassing.
The request has `.connect()` coroutine for connection negotiation (it works with proxies implicitly).
After connection established user calls `.send_headers()` coro, later `.write()` coro several times maybe, `.send_trailers()` if needed and `.write_eof()`.
`ClientStreamRequest` API should be pretty much close to `web.StreamResponse`.
All existing client API should be built around `ClientStreamRequest` calls.
I pretty sure this is viable approach that might make non-trivial usages much simpler than now.
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