Updated WebSocketHandler ssl to work with Python 3.12+ #123
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Replaced ssl.wrap_socket() with the new ssl.SSLContext approach in WebSocketHandler __init__ as Python 3.12+ no longer supports the ssl.wrap_socket() function.
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Replaced
ssl.wrap_socket()with the newssl.SSLContextapproach inWebSocketHandler__init__as Python 3.12+ no longer supports thessl.wrap_socket()function.The
ssl.wrap_socket()function was removed in Python 3.12, making it impossible now to establish a secure websocket connection. I've replaced the script inside thetrywith the new ssl context approach.I also added an
exceptfor handlingFileNotFoundErrorand another one for thessl.SSLErrorto clarify error messages.