fix: ensure cert refresh recovers from sleep #387
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When a computer wakes from sleep after more than ~1 hour and a client tries to connect, the internal certificate cache will have an expired certificate. As a result, clients who tried to connect after sleep would see bad certificate errors which would resolve only once the remaining refresh duration expired (sleep time + remaining duration).
This commit adds code to check if the client certificate is expired and immediately triggers a blocking refresh if it is. This means that in the case where a cached certificate has expired, it will be discarded and a new one will be retrieved before continuing with the connection.
Fixes #386