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espressif: switch to full root certificate bundle#10354
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This is an experiment to see how big the builds are when we use the full Mozilla root certificate bundle, which can be generated by the ESP-IDF build process.
Tested this locally with the usual Guide wifi test script on Feather ESP32-S3 4/2 (whose ota_0 partition was just doubled in size). Its https fetches to various places are working.