fix TLS resume with HttpClientHandler on Linux #88214
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl Issue Detailsfixes #75434 The existing code prevents TLS resume on Linux when I updated test loopback server with
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This was referenced Jun 30, 2023
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fixes #75434
contributes to #75545
The existing code prevents TLS resume on Linux when
HttpClientHandleris used (works fine ifSocketsHttpHandleris used directly)I updated test loopback server with
CertificateContext. I was debating if we should add while ssl options but decided not to as there is currently no other use for it.