Include ca_certs to urllib3, update to 3.7.1 #84
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During most of my testing of #82 I had been passing ca_certs to urllib3 using the python certifi module, and that turned out to be a challenge to put in rpm Requires so I took it out at the end. I thought for sure I had tested the default setting but now it's not working for me. So instead this PR specifies the ssl default cafile, and that works. It also updates to version 3.7.1.