New Dillo plugin

[Philip Linde]

> Hi Philip,
> 
> Nice work. I like the certificate pinning feature.

Thanks, Charles. I think your plugin better embodies the "100-line
client" idea in at least having significantly less than a thousand lines
of code, and there is high value in that. I will link back to it as
well.

> The other plugin (dillo-gemini) works with the current protocol, except
> for client certificates or any server certificate management. Maybe you
> were missing a dependency. I added a link to yours in its readme.

I investigated a bit further and found that my client doesn't
understand the -verify_quiet flag:

 $ openssl s_client -verify_quiet -quiet "example.horse:1965"
 unknown option -verify_quiet
 # ...
 $ openssl version
 LibreSSL 3.0.2

So my openssl is actually from the LibreSSL fork. OpenBSD does this,
and (apparently) my desktop OS of choice, Void Linux. There seem to be
further differences preventing a simple fix.

I have systems running Debian with genuine OpenSSL so if I can work out
the differences and improve compatibility with LibreSSL in a clean way,
I'll send you a patch.

Have a great weekend,
Philip
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