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resolve target port in DefaultUserTokenHandler auth exchange lookup - #939
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look up the target auth exchange in
DefaultUserTokenHandlerwith the port resolved the wayProtocolExechas keyed it since HTTPCLIENT-2203, otherwise for a URI without an explicit port the NTLM/SPNEGO principal is never found, the authenticated connection goes back to the pool with a null state, and a later request from another context without credentials is leased that connection and served as the first user (reproduced on the classic and async clients).