[release/v0.7] ca: include SubjectKeyId and AuthorityKeyId in certificates #657
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Backport of #655 to
release/v0.7.Original description:
We accidentally used the certificate templates instead of the final certificates for signing intermediate and leaf, which caused the
*KeyIdfields to be missing. These fields are mandatory in TLSv3, and our certs did not pass strict verification accordingly.This PR also adds additional tests for the recovery scenario, enforces
x509_stricton the OpenSSL tests and removes unnecessary CA and template fields.