Add missing network configurations with `Client`

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👾 Description of the issue

These SDK methods for the Hedera network are critical for configuring client behavior and ensuring robust network communication. The methods allow for setting and checking transport security (TLS), managing retry attempts for nodes with failed gRPC statuses, and controlling the number of nodes involved in each transaction, which impacts both security and network efficiency.

The Rust SDK is missing the following Client methods that allow developers to configure the Network behavior in client/mod.rs.

impl Client {
    ///
    /// Set if transport security should be used to connect to consensus nodes.
    ///
    pub fn set_transport_security(&self, transport_security: bool) {}

    ///
    /// Is tls enabled for consensus nodes.
    ///
    pub fn is_transport_security(&self) {}

    ///
    /// Max number of times any node in the network can receive a bad gRPC status 
    ///
    pub fn get_max_node_attempts(&self) {}

    ///
    /// Set the max number of times any node in the network can receive a bad gRPC status before being removed from the network.
    ///
    pub fn set_max_node_attempts(&self, max_node_attempts: u32) {}

    ///
    /// Set the max amount of nodes that will be chosen per request. By default, the request will use 1/3rd the network
    /// nodes per request.
    ///
    pub fn set_max_nodes_per_transaction(&self, max_nodes_per_transaction: u32) {}
}

Solution

These methods exist in the Java SDK (sdk/Client.java)

Implementation

Create logic for each method within Impl NetworkData
Expose methods to configure network using Client

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