Improve handing of insecure authentication over HTTP and HTTPS #4199
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Unless configured for authentication, Presto allow user to connect with any username. In this PR, I make this mode explicit by introducing an "insecure" authenticator. This authenticator retains the existing behavior, any username is allowed, but no password can be sent. The default authenticator type is set to insecure so it is clear in the startup message that authentication is not secured.
In addition, the when secure authentication is configured, insecure authentication over HTTP is disabled by default. This can be reenabled with a configuration setting.