CertSage 1.1.0 Release

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  • Improved interface styling.
  • Now only account key files are stored in the data directory. Previously, account URLs and thumbprints were stored alongside account keys in JSON files. This was changed to minimize stored credentials and as part of streamlining CertSage for added stability. As a benefit, it is now very easy to use an account key from a different ACME client to take advantage of CertSage's features. The private account keys are now stored in account.key and account-staging.key for the production and staging environments, respectively.
  • For clarity, renamed certificate's private key file from private.key to certificate.key.
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think you should edit first post to guide the tradeoff between long and short chain, and point to each manual

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Many thanks for being so helpful. I can now restore my website while I find a better host.

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