Add support for wolfSSL Context password callback#14
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This PR adds support to register a default password callback.
The load_cert_chain() python API can now accept the password parameter encoded using UTF-8.
You can use the set_passwd_cb() python API to register a callback function that sets the password before loading an encrypted key using a call to load_cert_chain().
The builder script has been updated to include wolfSSL_CTX_set_default_passwd_cb() wolfSSL API.
This password callback feature allows urllib3 tests in wolfSSL/osp#36 to work:
Here's an example of how to use it: