fix(client): accept boolean TLS socket options

[puneetdixit200]

Description

Fixes #3113.

RedisTlsOptions required socket.tls to be the literal type true, which rejected the common Heroku-style configuration where TLS is derived from the URL:

socket: {
  tls: redisUrl.match(/rediss:/) != null,
  rejectUnauthorized: false
}

This widens the TLS socket option type to accept a runtime boolean while preserving the existing runtime behavior: RedisSocket still creates a TLS socket only when options?.tls === true.

I also added a compile-time regression in the client type tests for the Heroku-style configuration.

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Checklist

• Does npm test pass with this change (including linting)?
• Is the new or changed code fully tested?
• Is a documentation update included (if this change modifies existing APIs, or introduces new ones)?

Verification:

• npm run test:types -w @redis/client
• npm run build
• npm run lint:changed
• git diff --check
• npm exec -w @redis/client -- mocha -r tsx --exit './lib/client/socket.spec.ts' './lib/client/index.spec.ts' ran until Redis-backed hooks tried to start Docker; the non-Docker socket cases passed, then the run failed because Docker is not running locally (~/.docker/run/docker.sock missing).

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Note

Low Risk
Type-level widening plus internal factory narrowing; TLS is still only used when tls === true, with no change to connection security behavior.

Overview
Fixes compile-time rejection of socket.tls when it is a runtime boolean (e.g. Heroku-style tls: redisUrl.match(/rediss:/) != null), by widening RedisTlsOptions.tls from the literal true to boolean.

Runtime behavior is unchanged: RedisSocket still opens a TLS connection only when options?.tls === true; false continues to use plain TCP/IPC. IPC and TCP branches in #createSocketFactory now narrow options with explicit casts so spreading defaults stays type-safe.

A compile-time regression in create-client.types-test.ts locks in the Heroku-style createClient configuration.

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[nkaradzhov]

Thanks @puneetdixit200, i will have a look.