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Allow untrusted certs in tests #249
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This is a reaction to the Kestrel change aspnet/KestrelHttpServer#2186 where kestrel listens on https://localhost:5001 by default if the dev cert is present. The dev cert is present on these agents but is not trusted. Trust cannot be established in an automated fashion, so we disable the trust check.
If this has a wider impact we can reconsider moving this functionality into the hosting test infrastructure, but these were the only failures in Universe.