Add native tls support for actix_tls::connect module #295
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theres a conflict i can't solve in the UI apparently |
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Overview
native tls was lacking on client connect module while impled in server accept module.
This PR add support for it in client connect module and can be enabled with
native-tlsfeature.No test was added for this feature as current tests does not actually test any tls connectors(no matter openssl, rustls or native-tls). So there is no point adding test for it until this issue sorted out.
Some clippy warning fix for nightly has also been worked into this PR.