test(s2n-tls-hyper): Add localhost http tests #4838
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Resolved issues:
Resolves #4631
Description of changes:
This PR adds a way to test s2n-tls-hyper over localhost by using the hyper server to echo HTTP requests back to the s2n-tls hyper client. A few tests were added which make use of the echo framework.
Call-outs:
Now that s2n-tls-hyper is tested locally, the web_client test was removed to reduce flakiness caused by relying on an external endpoint.
Testing:
All tests.
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