wget fails to retrieve https due to GnuTLS

[GloriousEggroll]

Came across this issue while fiddling with umu inside fex on aarch64 fedora 42:

GnuTLS: The request is invalid.
Unable to establish SSL connection.

WhitewaterFoundry/Fedora-Remix-for-WSL#10

Workaround works here:
Append '--secure-protocol tlsv1' to your wget command:

        elif [ "${WINETRICKS_DOWNLOADER}" = "wget" ] ; then
            # Use -nd to insulate ourselves from people who set -x in WGETRC
            # [*] --retry-connrefused works around the broken sf.net mirroring
            # system when downloading corefonts
            # [*] --read-timeout is useful on the adobe server that doesn't
            # close the connection unless you tell it to (control-C or closing
            # the socket)

            # shellcheck disable=SC2086
            winetricks_wget_progress \
                -O "${_W_file}" \
                -nd \
                -c\
                --read-timeout 300 \
                --retry-connrefused \
                --timeout "${WINETRICKS_DOWNLOADER_TIMEOUT}" \
                --tries "${WINETRICKS_DOWNLOADER_RETRIES}" \
                --header "Accept: */*" \
                ${_W_cookiejar:+--load-cookies "${_W_cookiejar}"} \
                ${_W_agent:+--user-agent="${_W_agent}"} \
                --secure-protocol tlsv1 \
                "${_W_url}"

[austin987]

To me this sounds like something that should be fixed at the distribution level. Is there a bug report with Fedora about this?