addrmgr: Add HTTPs seeding method.#3635
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This adds the code related to HTTPS seeders to the address manager. It is the same code that is currently available in the separate connection manager. It makes more sense to be exposed from the address manager since it's related to addresses. Also, the connection manager module is going to be removed in the future, so it ultimately will not be in two places.
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This adds the code related to HTTPS seeders to the address manager. It is the same code that is currently available in the separate connection manager.
It makes more sense to be exposed from the address manager since it's related to addresses.
Also, the connection manager module is going to be removed in the future, so it ultimately will not be in two places.