Feature: follow macOS's trust settings #696
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Evaluate user trust domain, then admin. User settings can override admin (and both override the system domain, but we don't check that). Fixes #696.
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Evaluate user trust domain, then admin. User settings can override admin (and both override the system domain, but we don't check that). Fixes #696.
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Evaluate user trust domain, then admin. User settings can override admin (and both override the system domain, but we don't check that). Fixes #696.
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Evaluate user trust domain, then admin. User settings can override admin (and both override the system domain, but we don't check that). Fixes #696.
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Evaluate user trust domain, then admin. User settings can override admin (and both override the system domain, but we don't check that). Fixes #696.
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Currently the app follows system domain which all roots are trusted.
see https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/refs/tags/122.0.6261.1/net/cert/internal/trust_store_mac.cc#202
and golang/go@7e5b2e0#diff-f20b5c60b63ce74aba61b54a21edcb202d3ffdcbd71993585a5a1194e6f1933dR120
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