docs: restore TLS certificate loading guidance - #10360
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PR #10328 strengthened the TLS threat model but removed the concrete patterns for supplying workload certificates. This restores compile-checked operating-system certificate-store and PKCS#12 examples, with current guidance for private-key access, protected secrets, EKUs, certificate selection, and lifetime. It keeps the modern server-authenticated TLS and mTLS models without restoring unsafe development bypasses.
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