[MERGE] Implement native python ssl support for https

[David Ingamells]

Ian Clatworthy wrote:
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>> +    # Provides usable defaults since an https server requires both a
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> s/since an/since a/
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Actually I would say Vincent is correct to use "an".
If you speak out his sentence as written it flows, but if you do it with 
"a" you introduce a small stumble with "a http": doesn't flow.

Since the "word" https would be spoken spelled out (e.g. phonetically 
"aitch tee ...") there is a vowel sound at the start and thus it should 
be "an".

I would also write "an ftp" or "an l" since these are spoken as "an eff 
tee pee" and "an ell". But "a g" since this is spoken as "a gee".
For a slightly different reason "an hotel" and "an hour" are correct 
since the h is mute.