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fix(place/staff_api): match transport TLS verification in placeos_client - #641
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PlaceOS::Client verified certificates by default while the driver's HTTP
transport does not, so calls like `zone` and `metadata` failed with
"certificate verify failed" against the same URI that `systems` and
`query_bookings` used successfully.
Only verify when `https_verify` sets the PEER flag ("peer", "all", or an
odd integer), matching the transport's default of no verification.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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PlaceOS::Client verified certificates by default while the driver's HTTP transport does not, so calls like
zoneandmetadatafailed with "certificate verify failed" against the same URI thatsystemsandquery_bookingsused successfully.Only verify when
https_verifysets the PEER flag ("peer", "all", or an odd integer), or whenhttps_insecure = false, matching the transport's default of no verification.