Add unittests for net::TestRootCerts and regenerate test certificates

net/data/ssl/certificates/README

 This directory contains various certificates for use with SSL-related
 unit tests.
 
 - google.binary.p7b
 - google.chain.pem
 - google.pem_cert.p7b
 - google.pem_pkcs7.p7b
 - google.pkcs7.p7b
 - google.single.der
 - google.single.pem
 - thawte.single.pem : Certificates for testing parsing of different formats.
 
 - mit.davidben.der : An expired MIT client certificate.
 
 - foaf.me.chromium-test-cert.der : A client certificate for a FOAF.ME identity
      created for testing.
 
 - www_us_army_mil_cert.der
 - dod_ca_17_cert.der
 - dod_root_ca_2_cert.der : A certificate chain for regression tests of
      http://crbug.com/31497.
 
-- expired_cert.pem : An expired certificate, used by test_server.cc.
-
-- ok_cert.pem : A valid certificate, used by test_server.cc
-
-- root_ca_cert.crt : The testing root CA used to sign the test_server.cc's
-     certificates.
-
 - unosoft_hu_cert : Certificate used by X509CertificateTest.UnoSoftCertParsing.
 
 - client.p12 : A PKCS #12 file containing a client certificate and a private
      key created for testing.  The password is "12345".
 
 - punycodetest.der : A test self-signed server certificate with punycode name.
      The common name is "xn--wgv71a119e.com" (日本語.com)
+
+=====
+Generated Test Certificates:
+  The following certificates were generated locally, and are primarily used
+  by test_server.cc and test_server.py:
+    - expired_cert.pem : An expired certificate, used by test_server.cc.
+    - ok_cert.pem : A valid certificate, used by test_server.cc and others
+    - root_ca_cert.crt : The testing root CA used to sign the test

[wtc, 2010/12/08 19:58:22]

Typo: root_ca_cert.crt => root_ca_cert.pem

Please note that root_ca_cert.pem also contains the private
key.

+        certificates
+  In addition, a support file is provided for making it easier to make
+  modifications or re-generate these certificates.
+    - openssl_ca.cnf : The configuration file used to generate the test
+      certificates
+
+  The following commands were used to generated the test root certificates
+    Note: Be sure to adjust path slashes as appropriate for your platform.
+
+mkdir root_ca
+mkdir root_ca\private
+mkdir root_ca\newcerts
+echo 01 > root_ca\serial
+[On Windows]
+  copy nul: root_ca\index.txt
+  copy nul: root_ca\index.txt.attr
+[On POSIX]
+  touch root_ca\index.txt
+  touch root_ca\index.txt.attr
+
+openssl req -new -x509 -days 18250 -keyout root_ca\private\cacert.key -out root_ca\cacert.pem -config openssl_ca.cnf
+openssl req -new -keyout expired_cert.key -out expired_cert.req -config openssl_cert.cnf
+openssl req -new -keyout ok_cert.key -out ok_cert.req -config openssl_cert.cnf
+openssl ca -name CA_root -extensions user_cert -startdate 060101000000Z -enddate 070101000000Z -in expired_cert.req -out expired_cert.pem -config openssl_ca.cnf
+openssl ca -name CA_root -extensions user_cert -days 18250 -in ok_cert.req -out ok_cert.pem -config openssl_ca.cnf 
+
+  Then each output certificate (.pem) and private key (.key) were combined into previously mentioned filenames.