Remove ssl-root-cas dependency and hardcoded self-signed certificate#22
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…trust - Removed outdated ssl-root-cas package dependency from all tasks - Deleted custom GeneralRootCA.cer certificate file and ssl directory - Added documentation for proper SSL certificate configuration in enterprise environments Modern Node.js handles SSL certificates through OS certificate store by default. For custom CAs, users can install certificates in the OS certificate store (recommended approach) or now use NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS environment variable.
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Modern Node.js handles SSL certificates through OS certificate store by default. For custom CAs, users can install certificates in the OS certificate store (recommended approach) or now use NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS environment variable.