Insecure for basic and token connection - #610
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This PR fixes an issue where setting system properties for server SSL/TLS certificate validation (such as zowe.sdk.allow.insecure.connection) had no effect when using BASIC or TOKEN authentication types.
Previously, ZosmfRequest invoked setupSsl(...) only when connection.getAuthType() == AuthType.SSL. As a result, BASIC and TOKEN connections attempting to reach self-signed z/OSMF endpoints failed during the HTTPS handshake with javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: PKIX path building failed.
Additionally, this PR updates setupSelfSignedCertificate to safely handle null client certificate paths (certFilePath), which are expected for non-mTLS authentication types like BASIC and TOKEN.