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Use the supported SSLSession accessor for the peer certificate chain - #121
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CertificateRevocationVerifieris an opt-in transport parameter on the HTTPSsender. On current JDK 17, enabling it breaks every outbound HTTPS connection
instead of only affecting revocation checking, because the certificate chain
is read through an accessor whose default implementation unconditionally
throws.