* Design the preference section for adding custom SSL certificates

* Inject custom certificates FXML views into the controller

* Delete unused import

* Allow for enabling or disabling custom certificates

* Use LocalDate instead of LocalDateTime for tracking certificate validity

* Populate CustomCertificateViewModel with data from SSLCertificate

- Added a method to map X509Certificate to SSLCertificate

* Setup cell factory and populate the table with dummy data

* Add '.cer' to StandardFileType

* Open file explorer on 'Add certificate' clicked

* Copy JDK 17 truststore into project resources

* Bump JavaFX from 17.0.2 to 18 (#8577)

* Bump JavaFX from 17.0.2 to 18

* Remove mac os hack for maintable
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* Fix missing search index dir (#8581)

Fixes #8579

* Log user added certificates information

* Add an alias property to SSLCertificate that is generated randomly

- A keystore contains a list of certificate entries, each of which is identified by a unique alias. For now, I'll generate aliases at random, but in the future, it would be better if users entered them.

* Create TrustStoreManager for truststore manipulation

* Add SSLPreferences

* Set custom certificate preferences defaults

* Persist 'useCustomCertificate' boolean preference

* Use certificate thumbprint as an alias

For the alias to be useful it has to be unique, I thought about using the serial number, but it is only unique for the CA, so I created a hash of all fields in the certificate

* Delete dummy certificates and use real imported certificate information

* Move certificate version formatting logic to the view

* Move TrustStoreManager from GUI to Logic

* Use Integer to store version instead of primitive int

* Persist thumbprint, version, validFrom and validTo columns

* Use localized strings

* Fix failing test

* Persist all certificate columns

* Load truststore path from preferences

* Deprecate bypassSSLVerification() and delete its usage

- I didn't delete it because users might want to enable ssl bypassing from SSL configuration

* Set truststore path at startup

* Store truststore path in preference

* Update CHANGELOG.md

* Add an icon to 'Add certificate' button

* Update truststore file on save preference

* Clear all custom certificates from the truststore at preference reset

* Use truststore as the single source of truth

* Show warning dialog on attempting to add a duplicate certificate

- Minor refactoring
- Added certificate deletion to UI
- i18n

* Stop allowing for toggling custom certificates usage

* Delete SSL certificates

* Fix failing test