fix(tls): use OS certificate store for corporate SSL inspection#599
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Switch reqwest from `rustls-tls` (bundled webpki-roots) to `rustls-tls-native-roots` (reads OS certificate store) so corporate CAs like Cloudflare Access Gateway are trusted automatically. TLS fingerprint is unaffected — ClientHello is determined by the pinned rustls version, not the root CA source. Closes #598
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- CHANGELOG: CORS allowlist, Docker arch detection, OS cert store, output backfill - README/README_EN: add @aeltorio, @williamjameshandley, @FlavienKlr to contributors
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Summary
rustls-tls(bundled webpki-roots) torustls-tls-native-roots(reads OS certificate store)Closes #598
Test plan
cargo check— compiles cleanlycargo build --release— native addon buildsnpm test— 239 files / 2356 tests pass, zero regression