Change "Base64" to "PEM" in reference to cert text formats #10623
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When used to describe the inputs to these methods, the references to Base64 really meant PEM, which utilizes Base64 within the encapsulation boundary. There are still references to Base64 remaining, but they are used correctly, explaining PEM.
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When used to describe the inputs to these methods, the references to Base64 really meant PEM, which utilizes Base64 within the encapsulation boundary.
There are still references to Base64 remaining, but they are used correctly, explaining PEM.
Fixes #10436