docs: Clarify where to obtain .pem files for --cert #13663
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I'm not sure how useful certifi as it wraps a CA bundle, but the Mozilla CA bundle from curl seems fine.
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| If you need a specific certificate bundle (pem file), you can download the [Mozilla CA bundle extracted by curl](https://curl.se/docs/caextract.html) or use the one provided by the `certifi` package. | ||
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Fixes #11574. Added a link to the Mozilla CA bundle (curl.se) in the HTTPS Certificates topic so users know where to download a valid certificate bundle.