Added extraCACerts config

[gautamsi]

Closes #1210

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Testing

1. Generate a self signed cert and use this to protect trigger.dev deployment
2. create a task which tries to access a self hosted api with self signed certificate
3. try to deploy the project to self-hosted instance, see it fail
4. create a ca.crt file containing signing certificate public key in pem format
5. copy this file to project dir
6. add extraCACerts config ./ca.crt
7. deploy the task to self-hosted instance, this time it should deploy and run successfully

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Changelog

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Added config option extraCACerts to ProjectConfig type. This copies the ca file along with additionalFiles and sets NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS environment variable in built image as well as running the task.

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[nicktrn]

Thanks for this @gautamsi!

Good call with resolveConfig(). I think it will be a lot cleaner doing everything in there, that is:

1. Add the raw extraCACerts path to additionalFiles
2. Tranform it so resolvedConfig.extraCACerts now points at the deployed destination path -> /app/...

Re the last point: We could even just strip .. and keep the path relative to /app if NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS works fine with relative paths. /app is the work dir in the resulting image so that should be fine.

[gautamsi]

I will update this soon

[nicktrn]

Thanks for the changes! Will get this merged and tested. Should be in the next release.

[gautamsi]

verified beta-49 works with this feature :)

[nicktrn]

I did test this locally briefly and relative paths work as well 👍