[batch] Dont use tls for Azure pricing API - #12081
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This reverts commit 723bc8d.
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pricing.azure.com just changed their certificates to use an internal certificate authority that is not widely trusted. This caused the batch-driver to fail to start. They might fix this, but since we're just getting public information and we're not sending any data, we just use http instead.