[FLINK-40149][connector-http] Rename asyncPolling to async-polling (#53) * [FLINK-40149][connector-http] Rename asyncPolling to async-polling Rename the canonical lookup option key to async-polling to align with Flink connector kebab-case conventions. The legacy asyncPolling key remains supported via withDeprecatedKeys for backward-compatible DDL. Updates docs, examples, and tests to use the new canonical key. Adds factory- and runtime-level parameterized tests for both the canonical key and the deprecated alias. Documents the alias in the ConfigOption description and docs. * [FLINK-40149][connector-http] Address David's review on async-polling rename Document async-polling as preferred and asyncPolling as deprecated in both connector docs, reject DDL that sets both keys, and keep the ConfigOption description focused on behavior only. * [FLINK-40149][connector-http] Simplify validation overload, document deprecated-key WARN, and tighten docs wording.
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