chore: Add test certificates to common project #1545
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What does this PR do?
Previously, testing SSL configurations required each test project to create its own certificate files. To reduce this overhead, the PR adds the necessary configuration files to the common project shared with all test projects, along with a shell script to generate the certificates (if necessary). This lets projects use pre-generated certificates, so they no longer need to create them individually.
Why is it important?
Simplifies and streamlines SSL configurations for testing.
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