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Adds CRL types and validation of certificates against CRLs with a `X509Store/X509StoreContext`. Also enables customizing verification flags on the `X509Store`, required to enable CRL checking.
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Rebased on master. We have some follow-up work after this goes in to improve support for certificate extensions, but it depends what you want to do with this first. |
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Adds CRL types and validation of certificates against CRLs with
a
X509Store/X509StoreContext. Also enables customizing verificationflags on the
X509Store, required to enable CRL checking.Apologies for dropping such a large PR here without discussion first — please let me know if you'd prefer an alternate approach, I'm happy to rework this.