docs: Bring back self-signed cert docs and expand with reverse-proxy note #11520
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This creates a new command `yarn https-proxy` to help people use their dev servers over https. The json file content was generated using `caddy adapt` with this config as input: ``` :8003 reverse_proxy localhost:8000 tls ./config/localhost.pem ./config/localhost-key.pem ``` Relates to getsentry/sentry-docs#11520
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This brings back the self-signed cert notes from #11491 that @evanpurkhiser originally wrote. It wasn't working on it's own, but with a reverse proxy in front it is solving a problem I had.
Depends on getsentry/sentry#78774