HTTP/2 Unit Test Leak Fixes

Motivation:
The HTTP/2 tests do not always clean up ByteBuf resources reliably. There are issues with the refCnt, over allocating buffers, and potentially not waiting long enough to reclaim resources for stress tests.

Modifications:
Scrub the HTTP/2 unit tests for ByteBuf leaks.

Result:
Less leaks (hopefully none) in the HTTP/2 unit tests. No OOME from HTTP/2 unit tests.
Add support for ExtensionRegistryLite in ProtobufDecoder

Motivation:

ExtensionRegistry is a subclass of ExtensionRegistryLite.  The ProtobufDecoder
doesn't use the registry directly, it simply passes it through to the Protobuf
API.  The Protobuf calls in question are themselves written in terms
ExtensionRegistryLite not ExtensionRegistry.

Modifications:

Require ExtensionRegistryLite instead of ExtensionRegistry in ProtobufDecoder.

Result:

Consumers can use ExtensionRegistryLite with ProtobufDecoder.
Implemented LZMA frame encoder

Motivation:

LZMA compression algorithm has a very good compression ratio.

Modifications:

- Added `lzma-java` library which implements LZMA algorithm.
- Implemented LzmaFrameEncoder which extends MessageToByteEncoder and provides compression of outgoing messages.
- Added tests to verify the LzmaFrameEncoder and how it can compress data for the next uncompression using the original library.

Result:

LZMA encoder which can compress data using LZMA algorithm.
HTTP/2 Unit Tests EventLoopGroup cleanup

Motivation:
The HTTP/2 unit tests are suffering from OOME on the master branch.
These unit tests allocating a large number of threads (~706 peak live) which may
be related to this memory pressure.

Modifications:
Each EventLoopGroup shutdown operation will have a `sync()` call.

Result:
Lower peek live thread count and less associated memory pressure.
Fix Native EPOLL Build Failure

Motiviation:
If sendmmsg is already defined then the native epoll module failed to build because of conflicting definitions.
The mmsghdr type was also redefined on systems that already supported this structure.

Modifications:
Provide a way so that systems which already define sendmmsg and mmsghdr can build
Provide a way so that systems which don't define sendmmsg and mmsghdr can build

Result:
The native EPOLL module can build in more environments
Adding support for HTTP/2 binary headers

Motivation:

The HTTP/2 spec does not restrict headers to being String. The current
implementation of the HTTP/2 codec uses Strings as header keys and
values. We should change this so that header keys and values allow
binary values.

Modifications:

Making Http2Headers based on AsciiString, which is a wrapper around a
byte[].
Various changes throughout the HTTP/2 codec to use the new interface.

Result:

HTTP/2 codec no longer requires string headers.