Always mount CA certificates and keys using in-memory files#299
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- Remove `VolumeCA` as we don't mount the file as a volume anymore. - Remove `COMPLEMENT_CA` as we always mount regardless of whether or not the Homeserver image uses it. - Rejig when and where the CA cert/key is made. Now it is automatically made when a `config.Complement` is made. - Remove unused/redundant params for `deployImage`.
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VolumeCAas we don't mount the file as a volume anymore.COMPLEMENT_CAas we always mount regardless of whether or not the Homeserver image uses it.config.Complementis made.deployImage.This can be optimised further. Currently, every time an image is deployed we inject the CA files. It would be sneakier to just do this once when a blueprint is made, so that way the files are already there when we deploy the container.
Fixes #65