examples: add mutual-TLS HTTP CONNECT proxy example - #3607
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Motivation ServiceTalk supports layered TLS through an HTTP CONNECT proxy - mutual TLS to the proxy itself, then a tunneled TLS handshake with the origin - but there was no example or documentation showing how to configure a client for it. Modifications - Add `servicetalk-examples/http/https-proxy` with client example and a server that it can be run against. - Add a `ProxyTunnel.startProxy(int port)` overload so examples can bind fixed ports. - Add an "HTTPS Proxy" entry to the HTTP examples catalog. Result A runnable example and catalog entry demonstrating mutual TLS through a CONNECT proxy. Existing behavior is unchanged; the `ProxyTunnel` overload is backward compatible.
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Motivation
ServiceTalk supports layered TLS through an HTTP CONNECT proxy - mutual TLS to the proxy itself, then a tunneled TLS handshake with the origin - but there was no example or documentation showing how to configure a client for it.
Modifications
servicetalk-examples/http/https-proxywith client example and a server that it can be run against.ProxyTunnel.startProxy(int port)overload so examples can bind fixed ports.Result
A runnable example and catalog entry demonstrating mutual TLS through a CONNECT proxy. Existing behavior is unchanged; the
ProxyTunneloverload is backward compatible.