Fix SslOptions getCiphers() and getEnabledProtocols() document #46756
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Signed-off-by: 강정훈 Kang Jeonghun <ganjisriver18@gmail.com>
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Description
This pull request aligns the Javadoc description of
SslOptions.getCiphers()andSslOptions.getEnabledProtocols()with their@returntags.Currently, the method descriptions state that they return an "empty set," while the
@returntag correctly specifies that they returnnull. This change resolves the discrepancy by updating the description to explicitly state that the methods returnnullwhen no options are specified, which is consistent with the current implementation.Before:
Return the ciphers that can be used or an empty set.Return the protocols that should be enabled or an empty set.After:
Return the ciphers that can be used or null.Return the protocols that should be enabled or null.ref. issue 46660