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lib: add CRL issuing distribution point ext. support.
This commit extends rcgen to allow generating certificate revocation lists (CRLs) that contain an RFC 5280 CRL issuing distribution point extension. This is a useful mechanism for helping ensure CRL coverage when performing revocation checks, and is newly supported by rustls/webpki. See this upstream webpki issue[0] and RFC 5280 §5.2.5[1] for more background. Using the new optional `issuing_distribution_point` field of the `CertificateRevocationListParams` struct it's possible to encode a issuing distribution point specifying URI general names where up-to-date CRL information for the CRL can be found. Similar to existing rcgen CRL generation, the support for this extension is not extensive, but instead tailored towards usage in the web PKI with a RFC 5280 profile. Notably this means: * There's no support for specifying the `indirectCRL` bool - neither rcgen's existing CRL generation code or webpki's parsing/validation supports these. * There's no support for specifying the `onlySomeReasons` field - RFC 5280 "RECOMMENDS against segmenting CRLs by reason code". * There's no support for specifying a `onlyContainsAttributeCerts` bool - RFC 5280 says "Conforming CRLs issuers MUST set the onlyContainsAttributeCerts boolean to FALSE." and the DER encoding of 'false' requires eliding the value. * There's no support for specifying a 'nameRelativeToCrlIssuer' in the DP name instead of a sequence of general names for similar reasons as above: 5280 says: "Conforming CAs SHOULD NOT use nameRelativeToCRLIssuer to specify distribution point names." * There's no support for specifying general names of type other than URI within a DP name's full name. Other name types either don't make sense in the context of this extension, or are rarely useful in practice (e.g. directory name). Compared to test coverage of the certificate CRL distribution points extension this commit can't offer too much. OpenSSL (openssl-rs) doesn't expose arbitrary CRL extensions, or the issuing distribution point. The `x509-parser` crate can pull out the extension, but doesn't decompose the value (I may attempt to land code for this upstream in the future, stay tuned). Webpki (v/0.102.0-alpha.0) recognizes this extension for use during revocation checking, but doesn't expose it externally. Botan's rust bindings do not recognize the extension or offer a way to pull out arbitrary extensions, so no test coverage is added there. [0] rustls/webpki#121 [1] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc5280#section-5.2.5
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