When a cache_peer is (re)configured, Squid probes its address using a
throw-away TCP connection. If and only if that TCP probe succeeds, peer
selection algorithms may pick the peer. Until then, the cache_peer is
treated as if it was DEAD.
This change preserves the logic summarized above but starts _reporting_
the initial probe failure and the fact that it marks the cache_peer
DEAD. Without these reports, admins often naturally assume that the
cache_peer is alive, especially if traffic can be served without it.