Convert Windows to use X509CertificateBytes.

net/data/parse_certificate_unittest/v3_certificate_template.txt

 # This is cert.pem from BoringSSL's tests.
 # https://boringssl.googlesource.com/boringssl/+/5acc423517ec9d53e6cf2cd1b968405e0972c745/ssl/test/runner/cert.pem
 
 # This file is itself valid ascii-der, however uses comments to name various
 # sections (using BEGIN and END). These named sections can be overlapping, and
 # are replaced for generating various test data.

[davidben, 2017/06/15 23:55:18]

Wow, I had no idea you all had built a templater like this. That's hilarious.
:-)

[mattm, 2017/06/16 21:39:31]

Yep, Eric came up with this. Ingenious :)

 
 SEQUENCE {
   SEQUENCE {
     [0] {
       INTEGER { 2 }
     }
 #-----BEGIN SERIAL-----
     INTEGER { `00fbb04c2eab109b0c` }
 #-----END SERIAL-----
+#-----BEGIN SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM-----
     SEQUENCE {
       # sha1WithRSAEncryption
       OBJECT_IDENTIFIER { 1.2.840.113549.1.1.5 }
       NULL {}
     }
+#-----END SIGNATURE_ALGORITHM-----
     SEQUENCE {
       SET {
         SEQUENCE {
           # countryName
           OBJECT_IDENTIFIER { 2.5.4.6 }
           PrintableString { "AU" }
         }
       }
       SET {
         SEQUENCE {
@@ skipping 91 matching lines @@
 #-----END EXTENSIONS-----
     }
   }
   SEQUENCE {
     # sha1WithRSAEncryption
     OBJECT_IDENTIFIER { 1.2.840.113549.1.1.5 }
     NULL {}
   }
   BIT_STRING { `003be8786d95d63d6af713192c1bc288ae22abf48d32f57c7167cf2dd11cc2c387e2e9be895ce434ab4891c23f95ae2b479e25786b4f9a10a472fdcff7020cb00a08a45ae2e5747e111d39606ac91f69f32e6326dc9eef6b7a0ae1545798aa729178047e1f8f654d1f0b12ac9c240f84141a552d1fbbf09d09b2085c5932658026` }
 }