Fix use_ssl: True on Python 3.10#1496
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Rally is a client, so its purpose is to authenticate servers. We also add tests for the IP and client certs cases to make sure this change does not break them.
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Rally is a client, so its purpose is to authenticate servers. This means
that we should use ssl.Purpose.SERVER_AUTH instead of CLIENT_AUTH, with
or without client certs. This is super confusing, see
python/cpython#73996. Anyway, in 3.10 making this mistake isn't possible
anymore due python/cpython#26646.
To make sure this does not break in the future, we also add tests for
the IP and client certs cases.