If the `kerberos` module is available, winrm will attempt to establish a Kerberized connection to a Windows server. This allows use of Windows domain accounts, which are quite often the only kinds of accounts enabled on enterprise networks. This also pulls the `transport_schemes` variable up into the `winrm.Connection` class. This lets tests or future modifications alter the list of available schemas without reaching into `Connection.__init__`.
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