Fix default retry policy for certificate verification errors and bad request headers #210
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Changelog for #210, release v0.7.6
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Go 1.20 started returning
*tls.CertificateVerificationErrorinstead ofx509.UnknownAuthorityErrorfor the tested certificate problem. The new error type check doesn't compile in old versions of Go because the type didn't exist yet, so this PR puts the old and new type checks in separate files with appropriate build tags. Fixes #176This also updates the default policy to disable retry after a "bad (outgoing) header" error from net/http.