refactor(cira): remove no-op InsecureSkipVerify from server TLS config - #1225
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InsecureSkipVerify only affects client-side verification and is dead configuration on this server-side tls.Config; client certs are never requested and device auth happens at the APF USERAUTH layer.
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InsecureSkipVerify only affects client-side verification and is dead configuration on this server-side tls.Config; client certs are never requested and device auth happens at the APF USERAUTH layer.