Escalate the distinction between data=... and content=... to be stricter.
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Currently we're supporting
data=<bytes|text|bytes-iter|async-byte-iter>for requests compatibility,although we're recommending against it.
I think we ought to escalate this into a more formal deprecation warning, and then remove it entirely.
Having a stricter, more consistent API here feels like a clear improvement to me vs
requests.