Every module on the new runtime reached the handshake and failed on 'does not match
certificate's altnames': the bus's certificate names the seat, not the address a machine dials
it by, and pinning the exact certificate already decides everything a name check could. The
client's transport spreads the TLS options into Node's tls.connect, so the hostname check is
replaced with one that passes and the pinned certificate is the one authority accepted.