Ignore transient IO errors in on-device HTTP client handler tests

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Summary

Fixes the flaky Redirect_Without_Protocol_Works test failure in Mono.Android.NET_Tests caused by transient IO/SSL errors on device.

The error was:

System.AggregateException → System.Net.Http.HttpRequestException → System.IO.IOException → Java.IO.IOException
  "Read error: ssl=...: Failure in SSL library, usually a protocol error
   error:...:BAD_DECRYPT ... error:...:DECRYPTION_FAILED_OR_BAD_RECORD_MAC"

Changes

Extended the existing IgnoreIfConnectionFailed(HttpRequestException) method to also check if the HttpRequestException's inner exception is a System.IO.IOException. When such a transient IO error is detected, the test is marked as ignored via Assert.Ignore() instead of failing. This matches the existing pattern where the same method already checks for WebException as an inner exception.

The check is scoped to HttpRequestException with an inner IOException, so it won't broadly mask unrelated IOException failures outside of HTTP request processing.

Testing

This is an on-device test change. The fix follows the exact same pattern as the existing WebException handling in IgnoreIfConnectionFailed(HttpRequestException).

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Pull request overview

Improves reliability of on-device HttpClientHandler tests by ignoring transient IO-related failures that can occur on Android devices during SSL/network operations.

Changes:

• Extends IgnoreIfConnectionFailed(AggregateException, ...) to also ignore failures detected by a new IgnoreIfIOException(...) helper.
• Adds IgnoreIfIOException(...) to walk the exception chain and mark tests ignored when an IOException is encountered.