GPR Buffers need to be destroyed, not directly freed, otherwise it leaks reference counted backing slices.

by calling grpc_init on [GRPCCall load], instead of lazily.

That PR wasn’t tested nor reviewed adecuately.

Setting the newly added compression_level field of
grpc_op::send_initial_metadata by a server now has the effect of
applying that compression level for the subsequent call messages leaving
the server. The ultimate meaning of the level depends on the client's
supported compression algorithms.

For GRPCOperation's, ensure finish _handler can only be called once, and release it when called, so weak ptrs needn't be used with it, and the call won't be released until the finish handler is called.
When the connectivityMonitor determines the connection has been lost, pull the host disconnect call. Creates an unreliable connection when connectivity is restored. Calling finishWithError: is sufficient.

TODO:
- Documentation
- Make public
- Check I’ve implemented all NSMutDict required methods

So we can make the property a dictionary later, by just extending
NSMutableDictionary to conform to the protocol.

Surfaced in GRPCCall+Tests.h

Add GRPCHost to store channel config, and to create channels on demand
with that config. GRPCChannels and configs are cached together.

GRPCSecureChannel is now initialized with (nullable) path to a
certificates file and (nullable) name override.

The same mechanism will be used for creating insecure channels, removing
the ability to do it by specifying the HTTP scheme in the address (which
was deemed too subtle for its implications).

And free ops_array that was leaking.