expose the peer certificates and the verified chain in the connection state #173
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It's called ConnectionState() in the Go standard library (for the tls.Conn).
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Depends on #172. Fixes #81. Closes #162.
This is a better version of #162, and it's probably the better way to first implement all the verification logic.
The behavior should be analogous to the Go standard library.
I also renamed the
Conn.State()toConn.ConnectionState(), to make mint more consistent with thetls.Connfrom the standard library.