run_tests.py should test for https

[kcranston]

If you call run_tests with http instead of https, you get pages of errors that don't point to the real cause.

[jar398]

You have to be able to specify an http: URL, for local testing or for other
deployments that aren't using TLS.

Maybe the right thing is a warning if things don't look the way they
usually do. E.g. if the prefix is of the form http://*.opentreeoflife.org,
it could generate a warning and continue. Would that do the trick?

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If you call run_tests with http instead of https, you get pages of errors
that don't point to the real cause.

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