Updated deprecated sys.puts and added invalid ssl support #141
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…tests to match the behavior set in the test-headers.js file
… to ignore an invalid certificate. This is so you can write apps to connect to self signed cert servers.
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I first updated the tests to handle the deprecation warning that I received from node v4.2.6 for sys.puts.
I wanted to make it so that developers can write apps that can connect to self signed cert servers. I did this by adding an argument to open that allows the developer to set whether they want to reject invalid ssl certs. This is then used by send to send rejectUnauthorized to https.
I also wrote two new tests files to test this new behavior.