Add fallback root certificate bundle for code signing and timestamping#25687
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Resolve #25686.
This change adds to the .NET SDK a file containing PEM-encoded root certificates and a basic unit test. The file is from the Microsoft Trusted Root Program team and represents a subset of the Windows CTL valid for both code signing and timestamping. The file will serve as a fallback root store on platforms that do not have a root store valid for general-purpose code signing and timestamping. The file is not valid for any other use (e.g.: TLS or S/MIME).
CC @richlander, @marcpopMSFT, @joeloff