Tests which rely on the "server" hostname are always skipped

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      Tests which rely on the "server" hostname are always skipped, for example:

       [2025/06/11 16:39:43.755] test/asynchronous/test_ssl.py::TestSSL::test_validation_with_system_ca_certs SKIPPED [ 87%]

      https://spruce.mongodb.com/task/mongo_python_driver_mongodb_v4.0_test_server_version_python3.9_async_auth_ssl_sharded_cluster_cov_54846cd11029d6c3302fc55c2ead10041148f6a8_25_06_11_23_24_59/logs?execution=0

      Way back in PYTHON-1075 we introduced TLS tests for hostname verification. To do so, we added "server" to /etc/hosts as an alias for "localhost" and assert that attempting to connect to "mongodb://server/?tls=true" fails because the certificate is only valid for "localhost", 127.0.0.1, and ::1.

      The culprit appears to be DRIVERS-3119.

              Assignee:
              Noah Stapp
              Reporter:
              Shane Harvey
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