Use plain string certificates #2596
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Description
This PR enables using SUMA ca certificate as a plain string instead of a reference to a file in the filesystem.
Took inspiration from this post https://elixirforum.com/t/using-client-certificates-from-a-string-with-httposion/8631/7
How was this tested?
Current tests updated + manual tests.