Approach Java 25 compatibility by stages#435
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These changes improve stability of network tests, especially the impact of tear-down, and our ability to run network tests behind an HTTP proxy. These changes are cherry-picked from PR 424 whose author we credit as author here. We update lib-python/2.7/test/test_urllib2net.py from CPython 2.7.18 because the modified Lib/test/test_urllib2net.py is based on that.
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The objective is to break #424 into sections with a purpose. I have already dealt with JAR updates in #431 and #432, and we have a way of testing against Java 17 and 25 in the CI that currently fails (of course) but may be run on demand.
The first stage is the changes affecting tests that improve stability and allow them to run in an environment where Internet access is via a proxy.