Add stable GlobalSign trust anchors for TSL downloads - #66
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What
Adds GlobalSign Root R46 and Root E46 to the TSL HTTPS truststore while retaining the current Atlas R46 2026 Q3 intermediate.
Why
The quarterly intermediate pin fixed the current chain but will require another truststore update at the next rotation. Trusting the stable roots prevents recurrence. This changes HTTPS transport trust only; LOTL signing trust remains separate.
Related to #64.
Verification
./mvnw -pl validation-services-parent/tsl-loader -am test255 tests passed, including SHA-256 fingerprint checks for both roots.
Signed-off-by: Mindaugas Kiškis mkiskis@gmail.com