> you can put it behind a reverse proxy or load balancer that handles higher versions, does connection management, and terminates TLS
This is even standard practice in many production deployments. Typically you want the proxy or load balancer anyway and there's often little benefit (if any) to using HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 over a very low-latency, high reliability local network.
This is even standard practice in many production deployments. Typically you want the proxy or load balancer anyway and there's often little benefit (if any) to using HTTP/2 or HTTP/3 over a very low-latency, high reliability local network.