migrate most tests to async, drop old testserver & blocking reqwests #2671
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This is a bigger refactor that was sitting in a branch for some time, so sorry for the size of the change. This migrates most tests to be async tests following the axum test framework, see also #2634 and the axum test example.
This makes is possible that we don't have to run an actual TCP server for each test any more.
There are only a handful of tests missing to migrate, mostly from sync parts of the code.
A second change in there is that I didn't want the web tests to automatically follow redirects any more. So the tests have to be explicit when they expect the response directly, or via a redirect.
The next improvement will be about the the database setup which hopefully make tests execute.