ocsptest: add generator for test/ocsptest.c PKI#243
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Add an ossl_test_tools ocsptest subpackage that generates the root CA, root key, and leaf certificate used by test/ocsptest.c, mirroring the crltest subpackage. The flat root -> leaf chain lets the root act as both the trust anchor and the authorized OCSP responder, and shipping the root key allows the C test to sign its own OCSP responses at run time. Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-4-8
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This is for certs and key used in openssl/openssl#31828 |
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Add an ossl_test_tools ocsptest subpackage that generates the root CA, root key, and leaf certificate used by test/ocsptest.c, mirroring the crltest subpackage. The flat root -> leaf chain lets the root act as both the trust anchor and the authorized OCSP responder, and shipping the root key allows the C test to sign its own OCSP responses at run time.
Assisted-by: Claude:claude-opus-4-8