ssl-proxy tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

ssl-proxy builds from source with make build, its go test suite passes 2/2, and in self-signed mode it terminates HTTPS on :4430 and proxies to an upstream HTTP server, returning 200 with the upstream body.

Repo is README-standard; there is no Starlark dependency, so no mock was necessary, and no third-party keys are required. Certificates are generated at runtime. Background processes are reaped by the harness when a command ends, so end-to-end checks were run in a single session. NOTE: the repo's git state shows a generated untracked binary ssl-proxy (make build output); it can be removed with `make clean` if present.

Argusic installed ssl-proxy in 7 minutes and launched it; verification reached Verified running for real. 1 of 1 recorded error was worked through (see the timeline below).

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