Trytls

One small step for a man, one giant leap for TryTLS! What's new?
- Minor fixes:
- Compatibility/Bug fixes to TryTLS
- General README updates and repo cleanup, with better descriptions of backends
- Stubs have been improved and renamed to better represent what they test (`python-requests`-> `python2-requests` etc)
- Shootout of some of the more popular images!
- New features:
- Result feedback: TryTLS detects whether the stub supports SNI, skips the test and prints out a notice
- Brand new tests from [badtls.io!](https://github.com/wbond/badtls.io)

This release fixes `trytls` tool compatibility with Python 3 (aaad3d8490b0836683541092bb2f9fbd0013e7eb).

We've cooked up quite a storm and it's time to release it to wreak havoc!

....well, not really. Here's what we've actually done:
- Documentation has been clarified and cleaned up.
- Convention changes:
- `VERIFY SUCCESS` is now `ACCEPT` and `VERIFY FAILURE` is `REJECT` (104) - Clearer distinction between "verification failed" and "test failed"
- New features:
- Added support for providing context for VERIFY FAILURE, UNSUPPORTED etc. (86) - Printing out explanatory strings before verdict string is no longer an error-worthy action

First TryTLS release available from PyPI! See the package's page at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/TryTLS.

As a consequence you can now install TryTLS directly with pip:

sh
$ pip install trytls

- Python-based **TryTLS** test runner
- Example stubs with documentation and test run results in the following languages:
- Python
- Java
- PHP
- Lua
- Haskell
- Go
- Support for **localhost**, **BadSSL** and **SSLLabs** backends

See the main README for information on what we currently have, how to get started and some hints on what's coming up next!
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