Use OkHttp instead of java.net.

[kuiperanon]

RE: #161

        return this.scheme.replaceFirst("ws", "http") + "://" + this.host;

This part is a bit hacky, but it's required because OkHttp will only accept URIs that have the "http" or "https" schemes. It still works like this, seemingly.

[kuiperanon]

I have noticed that I get strange different results when running this on Android. I'll try to set up a minimal example to see if I reproduce the issue.

[tcheeric]

I am getting a few test failures after merging into the develop branch. I think it conflicts with Nick's changes. I am sure not a big deal, but can you please look into it when you have a chance?
Thanks.

[kuiperanon]

@tcheeric I'll look into it tomorrow for sure!

[avlo]

awesome addition of Relay URI format validation- it caught that exact discrepancy in my unit test strings.

unit tests updated and now successfully passing once again, changes submitted in PR 168

[tcheeric]

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