fix: use readSignedObject for TLS client cert validation on Windows#5150
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Diagnostic-only workflow to verify certificate stores on the Windows runner and confirm the root cause of #5110.
readCertificateStore fails on Windows when given a PEM file, causing the server to reject all client certificates. Use readSignedObject + makeCertificateStore instead, which works cross-platform.
Add ci.artifacts.win64.e2e bundle with e2e exe + wallet + node + cli. Rewrite windows-e2e.yml to use the new bundle, remove if: false.
Windows runners don't have 7z. Use `tar xzf` which works natively on both Linux (GNU tar) and Windows 10+ (BSD tar with gzip support).
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Summary
requireClientAuthto usereadSignedObject+makeCertificateStoreinstead ofreadCertificateStorereadCertificateStorefromcrypton-x509-storefails on Windows when given a single PEM file, causing the server to reject all client certificates withCertificateUnknownFixes #5110
Test
All 6 TLS unit tests pass on Linux:
Needs Windows CI validation — will trigger once #5142 merges (re-enables
wallet-application-tlsin Windows CI).