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The keys were generated with 1024 bit keys. Depending on the system configuration this can be rejected as unsafe causing the test to fail. This updates the config to use 4096 keys and regenerates all key material
This doesn't update all dependencies or get everything to the newest versions. The goal was to eliminate current critical and high vulens in the tree. There are still a few mediums kicking around that could be squashed too. I also opportunistically bump other versions when possible
These keys predate the ca folder and update script contained in there. I udpated the tests using them to use one of the keys managed by the update script and removed them
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npm testlocally and all tests are passing.PR Description