lachan-roberts e9df97e314 Issue #3446 - allow jetty-websocket upgrades with WebSocketUpgradeFilter
JettyWebSocketServerContainer moved out of internal and is now used
in a similar way to the Javax server container, and can now be
used to configure upgrades using the shared mapping with
the WSUpgradeFilter

the JettyWSSCI now works in the same way as the JavaxWSSCI, the
JettyWebSocketEmbeddedStarter has been removed and the configureContext
now returns the JettyWebSocketServerContainer

WebSocket upgrade failures due to exceptions will now be logged as
a warning in WebSocketMapping rather than being ignored

Signed-off-by: lachan-roberts <lachlan@webtide.com>
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