TLS validation: implement OCSP and CRL verifiers in Go

Most applications use TLS for data-in-transit encryption and every programming language has a TLS support in its ecosystem. TLS was introduced in 1999 based on SSL 3.0. It's quite an old protocol, but, what is more important, it's very complex. Apart from a simple “socket encryption” feature, TLS has dozens of various extensions. Dealing with all of them is pretty hard, even though they’re there for a reason. That’s why many TLS libraries have limited support for many of these extensions....

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