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Avoid interactive test certificate prompts on Windows CI - #28
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Test-signing verification could hang when adding the self-signed certificate to the Windows current-user Root store, which can display an interactive security prompt. Import it into the disposable GitHub-hosted runner's machine trust stores instead, with progress logging.
The existing guards still reject execution outside ephemeral GitHub-hosted Actions runners, private keys, non-self-signed certificates, expired certificates and certificates without code-signing usage. Production jobs never import this certificate.
Validation: PowerShell parsing and workflow lint passed. The identical OpenHD trust helper passed end to end: verified GitHub origin, completed SignPath signing, valid timestamped Windows signature, and published Test-Signed package: https://github.com/OpenHD/OpenHD/actions/runs/41676851547.