Stop using insecure deprecated Net::IMAP.new args

[nevans]

This fixes the insecure verify = false argument that was previously unconfigurable. Now any SSLContext params can be set on the IMAP connection.

The original parameters have been undocumented since ~2007, will print deprecation warnings in the next release and will be removed in a year.

Fixes #1586.

[nevans]

How should this change be documented?

[sebbASF]

Looks good to me

[eval]

I think accepting ssl_context_params as value for enable_(ssl|starttls) is somewhat opaque. It's also different from how smtp is configured.

As of branch 2-8-stable this is the situation:

| goal            | smtp                                                                  | imap                   |
|-----------------+-----------------------------------------------------------------------+------------------------|
| enable tls/ssl  | options tls (bool), ssl (bool)                                        | enable_ssl (bool)      |
| enable starttls | enable_starttls (bool)                                                | enable_starttls (bool) |
| verify certs    | openssl_verify_mode (string or integer) (serving tls and starttls)    |                        |
| certs           | (undocumented) options ca_path and ca_file (serving tls and starttls) |                        |

How about keeping the enable_* options as is and adding the options openssl_verify_mode, ca_path and ca_file just like smtp?

Fixing security bugs this severe should not cause a major version bump for the simple reason that a major version bump will prevent users from receiving the security fix.
#1586 (comment)

As for the 'reach' of this secure-by-default-setting: I think the 2-8-stable-branch is the one to target alongside the master-branch. The two branches have diverted in such a way (i.e. a lot of 2-8-stable is not on master) that I don't see a release being cut from master any time soon.

[eval]

Maybe a good opportunity to nilify the default port setting as net/imap has good defaults since forever.