CA-405593: Do not write extraneous data into the host certificate file #6263
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When installing host certificates, the parser used accepts string with random characters surrounding the PEM-encoded data. The ad-hoc parser used to read the host certificate file was unable to parse them.
Because the PEM-encoded objects are copied as-is after validating them, the ad-hoc parser fails to read the file correctly when xapi restarts.
This change fixes the issue by making sure that the written file's data has been sanitized, by using parsed datastructures instead of user-provided data.
I've manually tested the fix on a host, before and after to validate that indeed now all the characters in between the PEM-encoded objects are stripped