Introduce defaultHttp(s)Port for MultiAddressHttpClientBuilder #2703
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Motivation
At the moment, if no port number is explicitly provided, the default HTTP and HTTPS ports are used (80 and 443). In some environments it can be useful (i.e. if a client is always talking to a high port number) to not have to specify it on every request.
Modifications
This changeset introduces two new builder options to allow customizing the defaultHttpPort as well as the defaultHttpsPort and applying it if no explicit port is provided on the request itself.
Result
It is now possible to not specify the port number on every request if they diverge from the default 80 or 443 port numbers.