Use TlsAlertMessage enum to make exception messages more readable #72370
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @dotnet/ncl Issue DetailsCloses #72368. TlsAlertMessage.cs was moved to shared (Common) sources and is used for both System.Net.Security and System.Net.Quic. This makes the TLS Alert-related exception messages consistent between
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Closes #72368.
TlsAlertMessage.cs was moved to shared (Common) sources and is used for both System.Net.Security and System.Net.Quic. This makes the TLS Alert-related exception messages consistent between
SslStreamandQuicConnection.