httpproxy: allow any scheme

currently only http/https/socks5 scheme are allowed. However, any scheme
could be possible if user provides their own implementation.
Specifically, the widely used "socks5h://localhost" is parsed as
Scheme="http" Host="socks5h:", which does not make sense because host
name cannot contain ":".

This patch allows any scheme to appear in the proxy config. And only
fallback to http scheme if parsed scheme or host is empty.

url.Parse() result of fallback cases:

localhost      => Scheme="localhost"
localhost:1234 => Scheme="localhost" Opaque="1234"
example.com    => Path="example.com"

Updates golang/go#24135

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  27. CONTRIBUTING.md
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  30. LICENSE
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