Remove the Exportable key storage flag from the ice server templates - #4937
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The two ice server templates load the server certificate with
X509KeyStorageFlags.Exportable. That flag is onlyneeded for QUIC on macOS, where .NET hands the certificate to MsQuic as a PKCS#12 blob exported from the loaded
certificate. The ice protocol runs over TCP, and TLS over TCP signs with the key in place without exporting it.
Verified on macOS with .NET 10: the test server certificate loads with the default key set, a TLS handshake over TCP
succeeds with the non-exportable key, and both templates build with warnings as errors and start.
The four icerpc server templates keep the flag, since their default transport is QUIC.
What's Changed
None — project template code only.
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