feat: allow more flexible http requests in updater closes #7422#7432
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Thank you for the contribution, this looks okay but just needs a few modifications.
Also please add a change file in .changes directory
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These small changes allow us to use AWS SigV4 authenticated requests for checking for updates, and pre-signed S3 URLs for updater downloads - a call flow that was previously not possible.
I'm aware that there is other work in this area in 2.x, but we need to use 1.x for the foreseeable future.