[Tigron]: x509 helper
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On top of #4137.
Broken out of #4129.
x509 certificates manipulation is a very common test use-case, and in that context it makes sense to provide a helper for it as part of Tigron, leveraging DataTemp for automated resource cleanup, saving the need for the test author to carry over cleanup methods.
Note that the helper is focused first on generating server certificates, though it also provides an escape hatch allowing any x509 template to be signed for peeps who have custom scenarios or not happy about the defaults.
Second commit does remove the existing
nerdtest/cahelper and does clean-up code a little bit to adapt to the newutils.Cert.