fix: restore use of poorly-named DefaultHostnameVerifier #1139
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The legacy and out-of-date `StrictHostnameVerifier` from Apache HTTP Client is deprecated with guidance to use the `DefaultHostnameVerifier`, which is in fact a strict but modern verifier that can handle modern identity claims
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The legacy and out-of-date
StrictHostnameVerifierfrom Apache HTTP Client is deprecated with guidance to use theDefaultHostnameVerifier, which is in fact a strict but modern verifier that can handle modern identity claims.Resolves: #1138