plugins/cassandra: add tls_server_name #11820
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* db/cassandra: add tls_server_name * Remove changes from deprecated engine
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This adds a new config,
tls_server_nameto the Cassandra database plugin. This configuration is useful when verifying the authenticity of a server's certificate. Specifically when the server's IP address isn't listed in the SAN's of the certificate.