Adds document signing ca and certificate setup#77
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Companion to #71 (Yubikey code signing) and #76 (GPG Code Signing CA). Where those PRs secures code by verifying Git commit signatures, this PR secures documents by enabling developers to sign PDFs with a CA-issued certificate.
Adds the 10KB Document Signing CA and a setup flow for creating personal X.509 signing certificates.
Migration installs the CA certificate in the system trust store, so signed documents are recognized as trusted.
New menu item (Security > Create document signing certificate) lets developers generate a personal signing certificate:
~/.pdf-signing/signing-cert.p12) for use with pyHanko