Revert "net/http: apply header timeout to server's unencrypted HTTP/2 check"

This reverts commit 1952e618b834bda60fb9efff0fc0af46b38e110d.

Reason for revert: The release is too close for the minors, to make rc2 consistent with minors we revert it until rc3.

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