Initial unit test coverage of shared tlsserver module.#491
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…us key and self-signed certificate for most tests. Implement variations to test the effect of toggling function hardening argument values. Move the original tests using Mock into their own class and disbale the tests that won't work in the current form. Main coverage is the built-in `ssl` module now that our PyOpenSSL dependency is likely to dwindle.
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Generated simple tests to cover some of the basic functionality before we start tightening to python3 and perhaps use TLS 1.3 as minimum version.