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Replace deprecated ssl.match_hostname method (fixes: #368) #389

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The standard libraries's ssl.match_hostname method was marked as deprecated in Python 3.10. Rather than implementing this critical piece of code ourselves, make use of the Python Cryptographic Authority's service-identity package.

One notable behaviour change is that validation is performed only against the subjectAltName extension instead of the commonName. This is the same behaviour as web browsers use.

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Patch coverage: 100.00% and no project coverage change.

Comparison is base (33b7609) 100.00% compared to head (2c40dd5) 100.00%.

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The standard libraries's `ssl.match_hostname` method was marked as
deprecated in Python 3.10. Rather than implementing this critical piece
of code ourselves, make use of the Python Cryptographic Authority's
`service-identity` package.

One notable behaviour change is that validation is performed *only*
against the `subjectAltName` extension instead of the `commonName`. This
is the same behaviour as web browsers use.
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