Removed RAS (redundant acronym syndrome) syndrome

[clingeric]

References to HTTPS and HTTP were written as HTTPS protocol (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure protocol) and HTTP protocol (Hypertext Transfer Protocol protocol) which is redundant.

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[clingeric]

As mentioned in the commit, references to HTTPS and HTTP were written as HTTPS protocol (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure protocol) and HTTP protocol (Hypertext Transfer Protocol protocol) which is redundant. I removed these references to just be HTTPS and HTTP respectively.

[clingeric]

Didn't mean to close, sorry.

[tonyruscoe]

LGTM

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Thanks for contributing, @clingeric!