It’s just an implementation detail of the web class.

It’s just an implementation detail of the Node class.

I’m going to introduce a platform-agnostic class called Http.

This will hold HTTP-related functionality that’s shared across
platforms, such fallback host usage or logging.

Makes it consistent with the Node version.

Looked into what types we pass, because I wanted to understand it better
for some logging that I’m going to add. Thought I might as well update
the types to reflect what I’d found out.

To avoid loss of information when unprintable characters (e.g. in
MessagePack responses) get replaced (either by console.log or by the
terminal, not sure which) with U+FFFD.

Else we often just see "[object Object]" in the logs.

Owen requested this during a review of #1526, which strips most of our
logging from the modular variant of the SDK, but aims to still log all
network activity.

A bonus benefit is that we now also have logging for requests which get
tried against different hosts, which we previously didn’t.

The log statements are adaptations of the existing ones in resource.ts.