(maint) Simplifies SSLContext intialization

Ruby 2.5 added the `keyword_init: true` option to Struct.new to enable
keyword arguments.

This commit updates the Puppet::SSL::SSLContext to take advantage of
this language feature and removes a workaround needed for older versions
of Ruby.

Additionally, Ruby 3.2 addeed the ability to initialize a Struct with
keyword arguments without the `keyword_init: true` option. This commit
adds a comment noting that, so it can be removed in the future when
Puppet drops support for Ruby < 3.2.

lib/puppet/ssl/ssl_context.rb

@@ -1,6 +1,8 @@
 require_relative '../../puppet/ssl'
 
 module Puppet::SSL
+  # Struct in Ruby >= 2.5 uses the `keyword_init: true` option to allow for keyword arguments. Ruby >= 3.2 allows Struct.new to use keyword
+  # arguments without `keyword_init: true`
   SSLContext = Struct.new(
     :store,
     :cacerts,
@@ -9,22 +11,16 @@ module Puppet::SSL
     :client_cert,
     :client_chain,
     :revocation,
-    :verify_peer
+    :verify_peer,
+    keyword_init: true
   ) do
-    DEFAULTS = {
-      cacerts: [],
-      crls: [],
-      client_chain: [],
-      revocation: true,
-      verify_peer: true
-    }.freeze
-
-    # This is an idiom to initialize a Struct from keyword
-    # arguments. Ruby 2.5 introduced `keyword_init: true` for
-    # that purpose, but we need to support older versions.
-    def initialize(kwargs = {})
-      super({})
-      DEFAULTS.merge(**kwargs).each { |k,v| self[k] = v }
+    def initialize(**)
+      super
+      self[:cacerts] ||= []
+      self[:crls] ||= []
+      self[:client_chain] ||= []
+      self[:revocation] ||= true
+      self[:verify_peer] ||= true
     end
   end
 end