Add `http_methods` module

[naltun]

Add the auxiliary/generic/scanner/http_methods module. From the description:

Find supported HTTP methods on a server.

The idea is that this module will show you which HTTP methods are available on ports 80 and 443, respectively. Here it is running on my box:

(hsf)> use auxiliary/generic/scanner/http_methods
(hsf: auxiliary: HTTP Methods)> set HOST 45.33.32.156 # scanme.nmap.org
[i] HOST ==> 45.33.32.156
(hsf: auxiliary: HTTP Methods)> run

[*] Scanning 45.33.32.156...
[+] Port 80 Supported Methods: GET HEAD OPTIONS POST
[+] Auxiliary module completed!

Edit 1: If there are any quality-of-life methods from the Module or TCPTools classes that I am not using but should, let me know.

Edit 2: Update May 27

[naltun]

Regarding the CodeFactor issue, the platform uses Bandit for Python code. Bandit will always complain about using urllib.request.urlopen() because the scheme could be modified dynamically. In this case, urllib.request.Request has a hardcoded URL that is not subject to change. I think it's OK to ignore this issue. I can also add # nosec to the side the line with urlopen(), which will tell Bandit (via CodeFactor) to ignore this line.

[enty8080]

@naltun Do not use urllib, use pex.proto.http instead

from hatsploit.lib.module import Module
from pex.proto.http from HTTPClient

class HatSploitModule(Module, HTTPClient):
    # details, options

   def run(self):
        remote_host, remote_port = self.parse_options(self.options)

        self.http_request(
            method="GET",
            host=remote_host,
            port=remote_port,
            path="/"
        )

[naltun]

@naltun Do not use urllib, use pex.proto.http instead

@enty8080 please see ebc5479.