Refactor git commit verification into its own interface. #167
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Summary
This pulls out git commit verification logic (e.g. everything but Rekor lookups) into it's own interface + struct so that it can be more easily configured with user settings.
Bumps s/s dependency to pull in sigstore/sigstore@4f1461d
The only new change in behavior is the inclusion of the system cert pool in the default cert pool used for validation.
This is setup for #166 to allow for more flexibility in client creation. (main...wlynch:certpool if you want to see what this will look like)
Release Note
BREAKING CHANGE:
git.Verify
now requires a newgit.Verifier
param.Documentation
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