After running some very scientific tests I came to the conclusion that compression does not benefit Highway in any way.
On top of that it is a nightmare to implement Highway clients in other languages (I'm looking at you JavaScript).
So to conclude: Fuck compression (and JavaScript)
Replaced receive_routes with a shared route called meta. Highway manages itself with it's own networking capabilities. (Meta as fuck)
Added NoneType to sendable types (gzip doesn't like None).
Removed old, non-reachable code.
Gave up on multiple inheritence. To inherit from Shared override_methods has to be called. It will monkey-patch all required methods. (less hacky than before)
Ripped out tons of server/client specific code and made it shared.
Highway is a wrapper around ws4py that is needed for routing and exchanging routes automatically.
Currently only the server exchanges routes with the client. This behaviour has to be replicated the other way around too.
Not all that stable.
