* Add missing revocation storage lock on RevokeCert refactoring
* Refactor internal PKI revocation API
- Process the odd logical.Response/error returns internally to make
the returns better consumable from other users.
- Leverage the GetConfigWithUpdate to fetch the current CRL config, otherwise we can use older or nil configs.
* Move fetchCertBySerial back into the main PKI package.
In order to avoid polluting the issuing package with StorageContext, move
fetchCertBySerial back to the main PKI package. Note that this requires that
FetchRevocationInfo also be moved back to the main package.
* Run make fmt.
* Move resolveIssuerCRLPath to PKI issuing package.
* Move fetchCertBySerial to PKI issuing package.
* Move fetchRevocationInfo to PKI revocation package.
* Make associateRevokedCertWithIsssuer a method of RevocationInfo.
* Move serialFromCert and normalizeSerial to PKI parsing package.
* Move writeUnifiedRevocationEntry to PKI revocation package.
* Run make fmt.
* Rename crlConfig to CrlConfig.
Rename defaultCrlConfig to DefaultCrlConfig.
* Move CrlConfig and DefaultCrlConfig to new package pki/revocation.
* Rename revocationInfo to RevocationInfo.
* Move RevocationInfo to pki/revocation.
* Add StorageContext interface to PKI's revocation package.
* Add CrlBuilderType interface to pki_backend package.
The purpose of the interface is to make it possible to gradually move (refactor)
CrlBuilder to the revocation package.
* Move CrlConfig and DefaultCrlConfig to package pki_backend.
* Make StorageContext.CrlBuilder() return a CrlBuilderType.
Add methods SetLastDeltaRebuildCheckTime() and ShouldInvalidate() to
CrlBuilderType.
* Move fetchIssuerMapForRevocationChecking to PKI's revocation package.
* Run make fmt.
